Net zero climb-down sacrifices Britain’s climate leadership for short-term gain
The Prime Minister has damaged the UK’s credibility, but local leaders now have the opportunity to show the way.
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The Prime Minister has damaged the UK’s credibility, but local leaders now have the opportunity to show the way.
ByWhile many of his green colleagues were at Climate Week NYC, the Prime Minister was backtracking on climate policy.
ByWeaponising net zero policies is not smart politics for a government facing an uphill battle to retain power.
ByThe Uxbridge by-election has exposed how divided Britain still is over how to decarbonise the economy.
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ByAt the Africa Climate Summit, 54 nations called for the developed world to meet its $100bn-a-year climate pledge.
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ByTo achieve Keir Starmer’s mission for sustained economic growth, the party must put nature at its core.
ByThe EU’s Nature Restoration Law could signal the start of a new backlash against environment policy, not the end.
ByA scathing report from the independent Climate Change Committee has condemned government’s slow progress.
ByLabour are signalling they can be ambitious on climate but cautious on the economy. Young climate-conscious voters may need more.
ByWhat will the loss of the sole Green Party MP mean for Westminster?
ByThe CEO of the Climate Group on working for Doctors Without Borders, the importance of listening, and the UK’s aversion…
ByThe Syrup Room used smart meter technology to control their rising energy bills.
The local election results suggest cities can safely stick to their plans to lower traffic and emissions.
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