Lisa Ashford at EcoSecurities argues that the failure to deliver a robust deal in Copenhagen should spur businesses on to take greater voluntary action to curb emissions
Antony Blakey of Ultra Green Group urges world leaders to take a stand on biofuels and let innovation save the day
Global Action Plan's Trewin Restorick urges the government to rethink its approach to waste, and wonders if more companies will penalise frequent fliers
James Murray argues that the sheer complexity of the climate change challenge will encourage more and more firms to leave their comfort zones in search of the answers
Aubrey Meyer and Terry O'Connell of the Global Commons Institute argue that the Copenhagen Summit came close to agreeing an equitable means of tackling climate change, but was let down politicians' failure to spell out their support for the contraction...
James Murray predicts that the next 12 months will see green businesses accelerate their inevitable march into the mainstream
Chaotic? Yes. Frustrating? Certainly. But for green businesses the Copenhagen Summit was more success than failure
If only Copenhagen's diplomats could learn from cricket's ability to compromise
Joao Sampaio, Secretary of Agriculture and Supply for the State of Sao Paulo, outlines how Brazil is fully committed to delivering a low carbon economy as part of any Copenhagen deal
Ecosecurities' Lisa Ashford argues that a robust deal at Copenhagen is essential for green businesses