Would you swim in China’s rivers?
A burgeoning popular interest in China's ecological problems has led to citizens trying to win greater oversight of environmental decision-making.
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The Tory MP the right wants to replace Tim Yeo as chair of the energy and climate change committee has…
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There's much more to be done in the energy sector, writes William Wallace.
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By sabotaging reform of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, Conservative MEPs have shown that they can't be relied upon to…
ByCameron declares the Trident review redundant
The PM's decision to reject calls for a "viable cheaper option" represents an opportunity for Labour to woo the Lib…
ByOsborne’s anti-green agenda is strangling growth
The government's refusal to commit to a decarbonisation target is preventing the creation of tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs.
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