Opinion

In Washington and Cancun the business community holds the key to climate action

Trewin Restorick outlines the business opportunity presented by the previous government's over generous solar PV feed-in tariff calculations

With rumours circulating about which green services are for the chop, BusinessGreen.com asks readers to play at being George Osborne for the day

The government urgently needs to clarify what will be included in its Energy Security and Green Economy bill, argues James Murray

Every department will be pleading it is a special case, but if Cameron is serious about leading the "greenest government" ever, then spending on environmental programmes must be protected

Satirical cakes, edible exotic animals, and the wacky world of Rush Limbaugh conspiracy theories dominate this week's web selection

Politicians seem increasingly obsessed with how they will be viewed once they leave office. Trewin Restorick asks how Labour's green record will be remembered?

The green blogosphere weighs up the week's new alliances in the form of Cameron and Clegg (Cleggron) and kettles and mugs (Kugs)

From reforms to the UK's renewable energy strategy to tackling the nuclear question, the new energy and climate change secretary faces a daunting in-tray

Trewin Restorick argues that while the recession has helped to cut carbon emissions, it has also allowed the government to duck some tough environmental decisions