Dale Vince: “Trump has given credibility to the incredible”
The eco-entrepreneur on the US president, why Heathrow doesn’t need a third runway, and keeping up with Ed Miliband.
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It’s time for climate populism
As politics turns against net zero, we need to mobilise a genuine mass movement against ecological catastrophe.
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How Rotterdam is pulling the plug on climate change
More than three quarters of the Dutch city is below sea level, making it particularly vulnerable to the effects of…
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At Cop29, Azerbaijan must be the anchor for 1.5ºC
Baku has the opportunity to rally the globe behind the green transition.
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We need long-term investment in critical national infrastructure
From the UK’s energy grid to its waterways and transport systems, the government must make concrete plans for steady investment.
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How Aon is helping in the push to mitigate climate catastrophes
Cutting edge research is improving modelling and increasing our understanding of risk.
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The Parliament Brief: Will the UK pay up for climate loss and damage?
The Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho made her first appearance in front of MPs since her appointment to the role in…
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“We don’t want to run out of water”: tackling the UK’s drought problem
As we face increased flooding and heatwaves, investment in our water infrastructure is urgently needed.
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Sherif Tawfik: The Middle East and Africa are ready to lead on the climate
Microsoft’s chief sustainability officer for MEA on why the region is key to growing the green economy.
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UK cities must adapt to a changing climate
Faced with heatwaves and flooding, the UK needs to invest in resilient infrastructure alongside cutting its carbon emissions.
Climate catastrophes in other countries impact us all
As Pakistan experiences devastating floods, the UK must ask itself how it can help developing nations.
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We must learn from those who are closest to land and sea: indigenous people
At Cop26, delegates from these groups were frank and articulate – and shamefully overlooked.
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