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Westminster City Council's cabinet member for climate on being a young councillor, temporary accommodation and funding local government.
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Westminster City Council's cabinet member for climate on being a young councillor, temporary accommodation and funding local government.
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ByThe incoming chief executive of the Climate Change Committee on clean power 2030 and the art of the possible.
ByHis return could unravel the global consensus on emission reduction.
ByA Trump or Harris presidency will mean very different things for rising global temperatures.
ByA perverse economic logic is bringing the climate crisis and extreme weather ever nearer.
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ByAs the planet warms this century, so wine-production regions and qualities will evolve with it.
ByThe outgoing Green Party MP on the election campaign, populism and her hopes for the next government.
ByLondon's deputy mayor for transport Seb Dance on investment, boosting active travel, and tackling anti-London politics.
ByGreat British Energy announcements attempted to cut through the noise on Labour selections. But can the scheme succeed?
ByGreen industrial strategy could benefit some poorer communities, but it's no panacea for decades of underinvestment.
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ByGreen gains at the ballot box should give Labour some cause for concern. For voters, there's always somewhere else to…
ByLitigation, along with electoral politics and popular protest, is becoming a key tool in the fight against climate change.
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