COMMENT: The struggle against dirty energy is the same as the struggle against the Enclosures and the Clearances. The difference is: this one we’re going to win
COMMENT: There is no need for fracking, anywhere in my country. There is no national interest case. It cannot happen by consent.
COMMENT: Political expediency and commercial opportunism driving fossil fuel exploration, says UK’s former chief climate diplomat
COMMENT: The government’s enthusiasm for fracking ignores the will of the people, says the UK’s former climate envoy
SPEECH: UK’s former chief climate diplomat offers reflections on Europe, energy and climate change
COMMENT: Former chief UK climate diplomat says China must look to the earth to rediscover its dreams for the future
COMMENT: A UK dash for shale gas will send all the wrong diplomatic signals at a time when clean energy investment is urgent
UK’s former climate change diplomacy chief on how a medieval scholar changed the way a continent thought about life
Full transcript of speech by former UK climate envoy John Ashton on why climate change is like a Pink Floyd album
Former UK climate chief John Ashton on why the challenges posed by global warming can only be solved by pulling together
Former UK climate envoy says low carbon industry and progressive politicians need to combine to build new political consensus on global warming
Former UK climate envoy answers RTCC readers’ questions on Obama, China, David Cameron, loss and damage and World Bank funding for coal plants
Respected climate diplomat calls on British Government to ditch neo-classical economic thinking and lead development of green economy
Send your questions to the UK’s former climate change envoy – he’ll answer them on RTCC next week
Former top British climate diplomat says none of the country’s major political parties is serious about the climate change issue
Former chief climate change diplomat on UK Treasury, Canada, Kyoto, ‘legal nihilism’ at UNFCCC and why it’s time for a new model of economic growth
UK’s former chief climate diplomat says USA still has time to lead low carbon revolution, but time is running out
The Foreign Office’s chief climate change official urges private sector to use China as an ‘incubator’ for clean-technology development.
The UK’s Special Representative for Climate Change, John Ashton, talks to RTCC about his hopes for COP17 and why the Durban talks are still relevant.
Efforts by the US to impose a voluntary global deal must be resisted, former UK climate ambassador John Ashton warns