Opinion

Green Party curses, living walls and water filtering cactuses dominate our round-up of the wilder corners of the web

Whatever happens over the next few days, the next government will move to accelerate the low-carbon economy, but no one can be sure as to how

Whether in a coalition government or not, it is time to give the Lib Dems control of Britain's low carbon policy

Trewin Restorick argues that environmental risks rather than peak oil fears should drive our shift away from the high carbon economy

Richard Evans, President of PepsiCo UK and Ireland, makes the case for green reforms to the UK's tax system

Senator Lindsey Graham: "the bravest politician in the country" or "a big fat baby"?

EcoSecurities makes the case for careful reform of the voluntary carbon market

The three main parties' support for environmental policies is welcome, but where are the leaders capable of selling a low carbon future?

Trewin Restorick welcomes Defra's attempt at a sustainable food strategy, but asks if it goes far enough

According to the polls, a hung parliament is the most likely outcome of next month's election. James Murray wonders if green businesses should celebrate or commiserate the prospect of coalition government