Opinion

The new Climate Counts league table will finally make the climate revolution consumer-friendly, argues Joel Makower

What has the price of cotton got to do with the current fears around climate change? Quite a lot argues Lawrence Gosling

Can businesses and charities really work together successfully? Anna Clark argues that the answer is a resounding yes.

China's emissions may be soaring but Western firms have to recognise that it is their supply chains that have fuelled much of this pollution

The pre-eminence of the term climate change has nothing to do with doubts over climate science and everything to do with political spin

The Climate Savers Computing Initiative may be well intentioned but there is a danger it could step on the toes of existing green IT groups

The ominous noises coming from the oil cartel over the West's biofuel plans could soon turn into a full blown row

The clean tech investment market is booming, but as Lawrence Gosling argues investors would pay to be a little wary

Progress is being made to "get the carbon out" of transport fuel, says Daniel M. Kammen, and it is standards and regulation that is driving the improvements

The G8's agreement on climate change represents a small step forward, but businesses still have no idea what environmental legislation to expect over the next decade