A good quote makes all the difference. Here’s the pick of the past week. “The evidence is compelling. Sustainable investing can be a clear win for investors...
Things are not looking good for the global economy at the moment – the eurozone is in crisis, the Middle East remains a hotbed of discontent...
It’s an issue that has provided the solar industry with weeks of uncertainty in the last six months or so, but for now, the feed-in tariff...
A report by oil giant BP has revealed how coal still takes up a 30% slice of the global energy market – its highest contribution in...
At the end of this month, we will be publishing our Guide to Renewable Energy. Simon Leadbetter explores some of the issues around one of the...
Scotland is set to become the UK’s leading location for attracting renewable energy investment, with an £8 billion injection into the sector expected within the next...
David Cameron and the Norwegian Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, have agreed for the UK and Norway to form a partnership that would see the two share...
After making energy efficiency improvements, introducing a zero-waste to landfill policy, reducing packaging and increasing sustainably-sourced materials, Marks and Spencer (M&S) is officially the world’s first...
Tar sands, fur and animal testing are not sectors traditionally found in an ethical investor’s portfolio, but changes to F&C Asset Management’s policies mean that its...
May was another eventful month for Blue & Green Tomorrow and indeed, the sustainability space more generally. Here’s a round-up of some of the biggest headlines...
There’s a sound sentiment behind last month’s energy bill: to “establish a legislative framework for delivering secure, affordable and low-carbon energy”. But will the bill deliver...
Mike Scott writes how there is little doubt that the UK’s attempts over the last year to get a grip on its solar incentives programme were...
As the Commonwealth starts to indulge itself on all things royal, Blue & Green Tomorrow takes a look at the Queen’s close relationship with renewable energy....
Blue & Green Tomorrow spoke with Asher Minns, communication and centre manager at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research – a partnership of eight UK...
In a three-part investigation, Gavin Smith assesses the extent to which objective scientific methodology is distorted by political leanings, financial pressures and the fact that the news...