Money

Three in every four UK adults are worried about the impact of climate change on bills.

'Governments need a way to promote a sustainable, equitable transition while reducing the overall debt burden.'

Can billionaires help to transform systems and empower diverse communities?

On the political power of investment.

Joanne has given up the conventional life of work, shop, drop and is now growing and scavenging her own food and living as simply as possible.

A campaign has been launched to force the UK's Co-operative Bank to retain its ethical and green principles - in the face of a hostile takeover by hedge funds and financial speculators.

New rules come into force today that require big UK companies to make their carbon emissions public but - explains Miriam Ross - this won't put an end to the environmental degradation and breach of human rights caused by the UK-financed coal mining boom in Kalimantan, Borneo.......

If the thought of investing makes you go cold, it might be time for a rethink. As Ruth Styles and Ben Hudson discovered, there’s a growing number of ethical investment funds out there making your money work hard for the planet

Campaign groups say turning the publicly-owned RBS into the Green Investment Bank would save money and also provide a model of sustainability for the rest of the banking sector

We've lost control of our spending and debt to international bond markets and whoever wins the election won't be able to take it back

Dan launches a highly unscientific experiment to track the financial fortunes of five green companies, and five less-than-green...

Molly would glady have been tied to the stake with the other Metric Martyrs... but, being that she wasn't, she's keen to point out why weights and measures matter to all

It's called the 'Cinderella economy'. You know it as the local, sustainable businesses that don't make the GDP figures soar, but do provide jobs and glue communities together...

Economists have all but forgotten about the source of real wealth - the land under our feet. They do so at their peril

Politicians talk a good green economy, but when it comes down to it, they're still only interested in seeing the GDP figures tick upwards...

The end of the oil age won't be a pretty thing, but a new report by Deutsche Bank suggests it could be even uglier than we feared...

Officials can sternly lecture the City on its excesses as much as they like: when it comes to actually regulating it, politicians just don't care. And don't want us to know...

Banks, building societies, ethical funds, pensions or people - where should the discerning environmentalist put their money?

Last week saw the launch of Brixton's local currency, the Brixton Pound, with much fanfare. In this interview, we get the details on the new notes from Duncan Law

As the Government commits to a high-tech revolution in the home - meters that can be read remotely and may help alter energy habits - questions are raised about data security... and whether any of us will be interested

Why are we clinging to the outmoded employment aspirations of an ailing system? You’re not redundant, you’re job-free, says Tom Hodgkinson

Bill Drayton is a slight, eager man who straddles worlds. He knows his stuff, having graduated from Harvard, Oxford and Yale, and has a theory of everything.

Why not consider ploughing your green into green? Matilda Lee and Laura Sevier explore a radical response to the credit crunch

Commercial banks should be forbidden from creating ‘virtual’ money, argues James Bruges – our debt-and-interest economies can only lead to collapse or war.