I am a signatory to this letter on Extinction Rebellion that is in The Observer today. I am well aware that there will be accusations
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Is Greta Thurnberg right?
Is it true that we’ve made no progress on climate change in the past two years as Greta Thurnberg has claimed? I fear that it
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Renewables pay
The government has just revised its official estimates of the cost of electricity generation, again. According to Carbon Briefing these are the new estimates, with
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Green infrastructure could pave a way out of crisis
Having had a letter in the Guardian today with me, Colin Hines also has one on a fairly similar theme in the FT: Letter: Green
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Richard Leonard’s call for a Scottish Green New Deal is meaningless without a simultaneous call for independence to let it be delivered
I was interested to read an article by Richard Leonard, leader of the Labour group in the Scottish parliament, in the Scotsman today, calling for
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Investing in jobs and climate is key
From the Guardian: Your editorial (19 August) correctly points to the fact that the “money no problem” approach to tackling the short-term upheavals caused by coronavirus must
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When are we going to get a Green New Deal?
It’s very hard to disagree with this in The Guardian’s editorial this morning: Just over a decade ago, the UN secretary general and others urged a
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Real accounting for climate change is something that has to happen
I have already offered a video explanation of sustainable cost accounting this morning, and earlier this week I offered another video explanation of why the
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Sustainable cost accounting: a video explanation of how accounting needs to adapt to climate change
I mentioned my creation, sustainable cost accounting, which seeks to bring the costs of tackling climate change onto corporate balance sheets so that we are
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