How clothing repair schemes are fighting fast fashion
France is reducing waste by compensating people who fix damaged garments.
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Delve into the critical topic of achieving net zero with our collection of pieces, providing insights into climate change, renewable energy and technological advancements driving the transition to a carbon-neutral future.
Brits don’t believe Rishi Sunak is serious about fighting climate change
The Prime Minister is out of step with the four in five people who say they are personally concerned about…
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Labour must not be the party of middle-class environmentalism
The same liberal voices that led us astray on Brexit are doing the same on the climate crisis.
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How to solve the UK’s heat pump problem
Britain has the lowest heat pump installation rate in Europe.
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Will carbon capture help us reach net zero?
The technology should not be used to justify more oil extraction in the North Sea, but experts agree it has…
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Is nuclear power the key to reaching net zero?
Despite recent breakthroughs in nuclear fusion, renewables remain the most important technology for reaching net zero.
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Rishi Sunak’s anti-green turn won’t save him
The Prime Minister’s new climate stance will alienate more voters than it attracts.
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22 heat pump myths debunked
This technology, vital for reaching net zero, is misunderstood.
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Does Rishi Sunak have any shame?
The Prime Minister is trashing his own legacy by turning against the green agenda.
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Abandoning net zero would be a historic mistake
The Uxbridge by-election has triggered a debate on decarbonisation, but the only question should be how we move faster.
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Why the Tories are rowing back on net zero
The unpopularity of Ulez in Uxbridge has spooked the government into focusing on “proportionate” responses to climate change.
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For net zero, the UK needs the 2030 ban on petrol cars
We should not let the government’s mixed messaging distract us from progress on electric vehicles.
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The Tories just want to watch the world burn
Rishi Sunak is putting the Conservatives’ narrow partisan interests ahead of the common good on climate change.
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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.
We need a retrofit revolution to win the race to net zero
The UK’s draughty housing stock is a key source of emissions. The government needs a comprehensive plan to rectify this.
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Who in Labour gets climate and nature?
To achieve Keir Starmer’s mission for sustained economic growth, the party must put nature at its core.
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The Policy Ask with James Heath: “The UK has been very slow on decarbonising buildings”
The chief executive of the National Infrastructure Commission on remote working, devolution and the need to accelerate green energy projects.
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It’s hard to be a “tree-hugger”, but progressive politicians must try
The EU’s Nature Restoration Law could signal the start of a new backlash against environment policy, not the end.
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What is the point of Rishi Sunak?
This zombie government is clinging to power simply for its own sake.
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Approving Rosebank would sink Sunak’s green credentials
Criticism of the government’s approach to climate change is growing.
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