The Times has reported this morning that: Boris Johnson believes the West should be given a “climate change pass” to help wean the EU off
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If Farage wants to campaign against net-zero he should be saying who is funding him to do so
It was inevitable that there would be a backlash against net zero. It was also inevitable it would come from the far right. Isobel Oakeshott
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Governments should be acting together to stop the wartime profiteering on oil and gas supplies. But will they?
I wrote this yesterday: Some of the messages under the tweet on the cost increases people are facing are shocking. Worse, few see a way
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A political commitment to transparency has to be our reaction to this war. Our contribution to ‘never again’, if you like.
I have just posted this thread on Twitter: To pretend that the world is anything like that we lived in two or so weeks ago.
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The UK government is falling way short in its planning for climate change. War cannot be used as an excuse for not doing better. This too is an existential threat
Two parliamentary reports this week tell the same story about the government’s preparedness for climate change. As the FT notes this morning: The UK will
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So much for green crap
I was very interested to note an article by Simon Evans for Carbon Brief yesterday, although it was actually published in January. As he noted,
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A just transition to net zero is easily affordable
My Finance for the Future partner, Colin Hines, has this letter on the work we are doing in The Guardian this morning: Business Green’s editor,
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There is an answer to the energy crisis that we are facing. It is called a Green New Deal
If the government will abandon a climate change and levelling up programme for the sake of a short term cut in fuel bills are they really serious about either issue?
As The Guardian reports this morning: More than 30,000 jobs would be put at risk if the government were to scrap the energy bill levy
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