As the FT notes this morning: Whenever companies address their climate impact, they tend to review their own immediate operations. But widely accepted science-based targets
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From the FT this morning: And most of the world’s leaders – who will be long dead by 2070 – are only planning to get
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COP 26 has begun. There are, unfortunately, few signs for optimism. I am not surprised. Whilst I am quite sure that most young people get
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I was asked yesterday by a friend who is an accountant what I thought about the problems in water companies. This was my reply: What
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Politics always has the ability to surprise, but some things are constant. As everyone who has ever stood to be a councillor tells me, dog
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I am unashamedly quoting from the comments made by Nicholas (Lord) Stern noted in the Guardian this morning. As they record: Many economic assessments of
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As many readers here will know, I have been arguing that savings should be redirected to fund the costs of climate transition for some time.
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Having spent yesterday afternoon reading the government’s dismal proposals for new green corporate reporting – where the thinking simply does not add up to a
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I just posted this thread on Twitter: A cut in the VAT on gas is just about the worst way for this government to achieve
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