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  Durban and the climate change deniers

  28 Nov 2011: Praful Bidwai: A repeat of the failed Copenhagen summit is likely unless the global north is prepared to take its fair share of CO2 cuts

• Is a global agreement the only way to tackle climate change?

  27 Nov 2011: David King and Achim Steiner debate whether international climate treaties have become redundant

• The forest sell-off is not radical enough

  10 Feb 2011: Eamonn Butler: The Forestry Commission benefits neither the environment nor the public. It's a shame it's only English forestry being shaken up

• Government's dithering over feed-in tariffs jeopardises renewables sector

  10 Feb 2011: Huw Irranca-Davies: Early review threatens scheme's hard-won successes in creating thousands of jobs and rolling out new technologies

• Gas prices will keep going up, but there are ways to keep the costs down

  9 Feb 2011: Sam Laidlaw: Despite optimism over a shale 'glut', gas prices will remain high. Yet the UK is well placed to ensure the lights stay on

• Going undercover can have dramatic results

  9 Feb 2011:

  Zoe Broughton: Covert operations can help to increase public awareness and influence politicians – but they must follow strict guidelines

• The UK must own up to the full scale of its emissions problem

  8 Feb 2011: Guy Shrubsole and Alex Randall: Outsourced emissions are a growing problem that the government is failing to acknowledge

• Why forest sell-off plans are not in the public interest

  8 Feb 2011: Tony Juniper: If forest land is transferred to commercial interests, wildlife and access for public enjoyment will not be priorities

• Tar sands are a blot on Canadian politics – as well as the landscape

  7 Feb 2011:

  Felix von Geyer: The money to be made from Canada's tar sands has blinded its government to the risks to water, climate and the biosphere

• Windfarm nimbyism says no at a time when we need to say yes

  7 Feb 2011:

  Maria McCaffery: Nimbyism neglects the demands of energy security, economic growth and climate change in favour of a narrow self interest

• The real battle for our forests

  7 Feb 2011:

  Mark Avery: What's important is public access, protection of wildlife and saving the right trees in the right places

• The cost of climate policy uncertainty

  5 Feb 2011:

  Frank Wolak: Even a modest price for carbon would encourage investment in green jobs and reduce dependency on foreign oil imports

• When it comes to windfarms, I don't feel bad about nimbyism

  4 Feb 2011:

  Alexander Chancellor: Whatever the government may say, wind turbines are not necessarily a good thing

• We cannot allow London's 'super sewer' to devastate our communities

  3 Feb 2011:

  Response: Turning unique greenfield sports facilities into a huge building site is sheer folly, says Rosalind Dallas

• South African energy is at a fork in the road

  2 Feb 2011: Phillip de Wet: With a coal-fired past and a part-renewable, part-nuclear future, jobs and cost will determine the country's path

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