As this morning’s Politico email briefing notes: British officials fighting climate change reckon that if each person in the U.K. sent one fewer email a
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I suppose I should praise Boris Johnson for announcing what he calls a Green Industrial Revolution’ in the FT this morning, but I find it
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Martin Wolf’s list of economics books for 2020 includes not a single title I have read, and rather bizarrely omits the best seller – Stephanie
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The government claimed to launch a plan to deliver 2 million green jobs by 2030 yesterday. It said: The UK government today (12 November 2020)
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Labour has reaffirmed its commitment to a Green New Deal in a document released by Anneliese Dodds and Ed Miliband in their respective roles as
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There are hints today that the government is planning to make climate change disclosure by large companies mandatory. Rishi Sunak has given this the nod,
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The Chancellor, in another closely co-ordinated policy announcement with the Bank of England, announced yesterday that the government does now plan to issue green bonds.
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I have heard it said that only the mad and economists think that perpetual growth is possible in a finite world. This graph comes from
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Some may find this off the wall, but my Green New Deal colleague Andrew Simms is saying something here that seems to me to make
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