Opinion
Energy
The phasing out of counter productive and outdated fossil fuel subsidies promises to deliver deep cuts in carbon emissions and revitalise international climate change negotiations
25 September 2009
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3 min read
Legislation
If Copenhagen is the meeting to save the world, what happens if the talks collapse?
16 September 2009
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6 min read
Climate change
Should businesses support the high-profile campaign to cut emissions by 10 per cent during 2010?
03 September 2009
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5 min read
Legislation
Ecosecurities' Lisa Ashford argues the UK government has missed a trick by failing to include verified emission reductions in its new offsetting code
24 August 2009
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4 min read
Climate change
The recent scandals in the US highlights the need for any business with green credentials to keep a close eye on their lobbyists
19 August 2009
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4 min read
Technology
Environmentalists who condemn technology condemn both mankind and the planet to catastrophe. Perhaps it's time to start working on the lifeboats
14 August 2009
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5 min read
Legislation
The gap between rich nations and emerging economies over carbon emissions targets is beginning to look unbridgeable
11 August 2009
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6 min read
Legislation
The government's desire to cut UK emissions 80 per cent by 2050 may be admirable, but do its targets go far enough?
04 August 2009
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5 min read
Carbon Trading
Tom Young finds that drought conditions and stolen fruit trees are undermining the company's efforts to fund carbon-cutting development projects
28 July 2009
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5 min read
Climate change
The power struggles are over – the future is low carbon and firms should start preparing now
16 July 2009
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5 min read
