This was an example of British leadership in the international arena and demonstrated the enormous amount of ‘soft power’ that the UK can exert by helping poorer nations, many of … read more »
In keeping with expectations, recent multilateral climate change talks in Doha have achieved very little. Yet, the good news is that unilateral action is on the up. This column argues … read more »
Michael Jacobs: UN negotiations in Doha are just a sideshow. The real climate change battle is being staged elsewhere the Guardian
The new Energy Bill, which was introduced into Parliament on 29 November, has provoked some criticism for laying out plans to subsidise renewable power up to 2020, but has elicited … read more »
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The Globalist, November 2012
Green shoots I took it as a sure sign that we were in the grip of a severe bear market when your regular Monday feature “Bill of the Week” was … read more »
Dr Nicola Ranger argues that to tackle the unique challenges of climate change and growth, we also need to change the way that we design our risk management systems today. Ignoring the risks … read more »
The inclusion of aviation in the EU Emissions Trading System since 1 January 2012 has faced strong opposition from other nations, particularly the US and China. The Vox
Letters: The review’s main conclusion, that the risks of inaction on climate change are far greater than the costs of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, is robust the Guardian
