The 2006 Climate Review offered a major stocktake of climate change issues facing business and society.

The Climate Review brought together contributions from ENDS writers and a host of external experts to provide a 360-degree review of the field.

Issues addressed included climate science, international climate change policy, carbon capture and storage technology, energy management in business and carbon-intensive products and services.

The Consultancy Market Guide is ENDS’ annual review of this important and fast-growing part of Britain’s green economy.

Published each summer, the Consultancy Market Guide analyses key developments in environmental consulting, revealing the leading players and the latest trends. Each edition is distributed free to ENDS Report subscribers.

The ENDS Guide to Carbon Offsets helps businesses decide whether, when and how to offset carbon credibly.

Published in 2008, the first edition gives a wide-ranging introduction to the fast growing but still controversial field.

It describes the types of carbon offset projects, offset credits and offset credit standards on the market, presents the most comprehensive global listing of carbon offset providers, and identifies a global top thirty providers committed to quality carbon offsets.

Environmental Careers Guide presents the results of the latest ENDS salary and careers survey.

It also offers information on postgraduate courses and opportunities with the leading employers in the environmental sector. The Careers Guide is distributed free to ENDS Report subscribers.

The ENDS Report is the leading authority on environmental policy and legislation in the UK. Each month, it offers insight to the practical implications of current and future environmental laws and their impact on business.

The report also provides analysis of the latest news, details of key initiatives, examples of best practice, and precise interpretations of the latest legal judgements and precedents.

Detailed coverage also includes looking at the government reports and the latest research to highlight how the environmental agenda and legislation might develop in the future.