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  Airlines could net £1.6bn windfall from EU carbon trading scheme, report says

  11 Jan 2012:

  EurActiv: US analysis suggests inclusion of aviation in European emissions trading scheme could financially benefit airlines, rather than harm them

• How children in China's urban jungle are reconnecting with nature

  11 Jan 2012:

  ChinaDialogue: China's economic boom means its city-bound children have little experience of nature. But efforts are afoot to change that

• Fukushima nuclear cleanup could create its own environmental disaster

  9 Jan 2012:

  Yale Environment 360: Decontaminating the Fukushima region to remove radioactive particles will not be possible without removing large amounts of soil, leaves and plants

• Electric cars step up a gear for 2012

  9 Jan 2012:

  BusinessGreen: New plug-in hybrid models, battery leasing and more charge points mean the UK is primed for an electric car boom

• The waste mountain engulfing Mexico City

  9 Jan 2012:

  IPS: After the closure of the capital's biggest waste dump, there is little sign of Mexico City solving its rubbish crisis

• The communities taking renewable energy into their own hands

  6 Jan 2012:

  Ecologist: Despite the economy, people are investing in solar, wind and hydro power for their local communities

• Greg Barker defends government appeal over court's solar tariff ruling

  5 Jan 2012:

  BusinessGreen: Climate Minister defends decision to appeal solar feed-in tariff ruling and insists 'environmental Taliban' remarks were reported out of context

• How solar power can help the billion people without electricity

  5 Jan 2012:

  Yale Environment 360: Solar panels in poor villages and neighbourhoods could be the best way to the billion people without access to electricity

• UK national grid glides through windy challenge

  4 Jan 2012:

  Carbon Commentary: If the UK national grid can cope with this week's windy weather, it can probably cope with everything, argues Chris Goodall

• Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney are both bad news for climate change fight

  4 Jan 2012:

  Grist: Frontrunner Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are both unlikely to tackle global warming

• Solar subsidy confusion continues as government appeals against ruling

  3 Jan 2012:

  BusinessGreen: Industry remains in dark over feed-in tariff rates after climate minister Greg Barker confirms appeal against high court ruling

• Traditional farming can save threatened species, study finds

  23 Dec 2011:

  SciDev.net: Features associated with arable farming, such as hedgerows, are essential to keep several bird species alive

• Scottish renewable electricity on track for 'record year'

  22 Dec 2011:

  BusinessGreen: Figures reveal country is likely to produce its highest ever levels of electricity from renewable sources

• Japanese mothers rise up against nuclear power

  22 Dec 2011:

  IPS: A movement of women are driving protests at the lack of government transparency over the Fukushima disaster

• Climate change killing trees across the Sahel, says study

  20 Dec 2011:

  SciDev.net: One in six trees in the Sahel has died since the 1950s as temperatures rise, threatening livelihoods

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