Denmark aims to rule the clean-energy future
It’s been a long time since Denmark was a global power, but it’s shaping up to lead a
green economy
Global economy needs green playing fields, not just level ones
Is a solar panel made in China less “green” if it’s installed in Tallahassee instead of Shenzhen? Does it
World's oceans sing 'green-economy' blues
While we’ve focused plenty of attention and energy on the need for a low-carbon economy over the last several
Green jobs are real and growing, Energy Dept. insists
The US Department of Energy (DOE) appears to be trying to raise its voice over a chorus declaring green jobs
Green growth means lead, follow or get out of the way
A new series of reports, “Towards Green Growth,” recommends ways in which governments can best make the transition to greener,
'Market failure' keeps economy brown
Can a green, smart and sustainable society also be one with a growing economy? The United Nations’ Environment Programme (UNEP)
UK spending cuts short-sighted
The recent government Spending Review has seen a relatively positive response from the green technologies industry. However, there is concern
When green partners don't play ball
A globalised low-carbon economy works only when everyone on the team plays ball. When they don’t, as we’re
How green can you get for $100bn?
For the Republican side of the aisle and a good portion of the US public, the $787 billion American Recovery
Noise machine threatens green economy
If you believe science trumps politics, and that clean technology will win the day because it makes long-term sense — both
£2 billion for 'greener' car industry
The government’s new package of more £2 billion in loans for the UK auto industry makes low-carbon initiatives a
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