The ETS is dead, long live climate change.

Permits to be backloaded, constraining supply.

The UN has been making "venn diagrams". Oh dear.

We're saving money, but Ireland is getting the work.

Yes: the Met Office really is quite good at its job.

When "wind farms are dangerous" really just means "there are a lot of birds".

Cities are where the biggest experiments can take place; look to them to see the future of the UK.

Supervolcanoes, ash clouds, supernovas, asteroids, climate chaos - take your pick.

Unless we want to rehouse hundreds of thousands of people: yes.

Businesses need to know what will happen in the future, writes RenewablesUK's Maf Smith. A government in turmoil can't provide that.

"Now we have weather on steroids."

Delingpole cites "stunningly successful campaign"; others cite desire to avoid losing £500 deposit.

Better to extract the fossil fuels, capture the carbon, and store that instead, says Professor Jon Gibbins.

Counter-intuitive thinking is counter-intuitive for a reason.