Opinion

Motorsport's newest series limits team emissions to 100g of CO2/km, but will anybody be watching?

Global Action Plan's Trewin Restorick asks if rising fuel prices will encourage greener driving habits

From electric cars in London to climate diplomats in Durban, James Murray outlines what to expect over the next 12 months

BP's name was dragged through the mud, Cancun stepped back from the brink, and the low carbon economy quietly went about its business

Should the 'greenest government ever' be slashing spending on flood protection and waste management?

Once-in-a-generation proposals have the potential to reshape the energy market - but only if the government holds its nerve

Matthew Spencer of the Green Alliance warns success of energy market reforms hinges of government's commitment to low carbon

Trewin Restorick explores what Cancun and Newcastle Football Club have in common

The agreements are flawed and incomplete, but they still represent an historic breakthrough

Have our politicians sunk so low that they would harm international climate talks in order to win some cheap political points?