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International Trade Committee to look at how UK trade policy can drive high environmental standards and tackle climate change

The UK's external trade arrangements after Brexit must be such that they secure the UK's environmental standards and allow them to tighten over time argues Nick Molho at the Aldersgate Group

Analysts at Nordic bank SEB warn Brexit uncertainty and rising trade tensions could dent green bond issuances this year

Amendment to trade bill would have ensured all new free trade deal would be subject to Parliamentary vote

Both Defra and the Department for International Trade have no clear plan and limited time to prepare for Brexit, report by Parliament's Public Accounts Committee argues

C40 research reveals cities may have a 60 per cent larger carbon footprint than previously estimated

But delivering on green trade will still require close co-operation with the EU post-Brexit, argues Green Alliance's Bente Klein

Green Alliance think tank highlights opportunities from rapidly growing low carbon markets in EU as well as emerging economies such as India and China

Leaked strategy document shows EU is not blinking when it comes to ensuring level playing field on environmental standards, further asserting its 'red line'

Government seeks to reassure businesses of continued alignment with environmental rules during transition period, as Lords slam 'flawed' withdrawal bill and energy trade risks