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'Number one cash flow to Putin's war chest': Might European governments really sanction Russian oil and gas?

Energy

'Number one cash flow to Putin's war chest': Might European governments really sanction Russian oil and gas?

The UK and EU are in the process of drawing up plans setting out how they will reduce their reliance on Russian oil and gas. But could they cut off supplies altogether, amid growing pressure from campaigners and the Kremlin's foreboding threats to launch...

clock 08 March 2022 • 9 min read
'This will encourage the world to go for green solutions': Boris Johnson touts plan for fresh UK energy supply strategy

Politics

'This will encourage the world to go for green solutions': Boris Johnson touts plan for fresh UK energy supply strategy

UK may look to domestic oil and gas sources to reduce reliance on Russia in short term, but Prime Minister insists government will not be abandoning net zero transition

clock 07 March 2022 • 6 min read
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards: Two weeks left to get your entries in

Energy

BusinessGreen Leaders Awards: Two weeks left to get your entries in

Just two weeks left to go to submission deadline for the 2022 BusinessGreen Leaders Awards - the UK's biggest and best celebration of the green economy

clock 07 March 2022 • 3 min read
'We are our own worst enemy': Could mindfulness and compassion help accelerate climate action?

Management

'We are our own worst enemy': Could mindfulness and compassion help accelerate climate action?

A growing body of evidence argues personal mental health is deeply connected to wider policy failures – could embedding mindfulness teaching into society improve our responses?

clock 07 March 2022 • 10 min read
Amazon risks becoming a savannah as deforestation impact grows, study war

Legislation

Amazon risks becoming a savannah as deforestation impact grows, study war

New report comes as Greenpeace reveals continued lobbying by soya suppliers against EU's landmark rainforest protection law

clock 07 March 2022 • 4 min read
'Cry for attention': Anger as Nigel Farage launches campaign for net zero referendum

Politics

'Cry for attention': Anger as Nigel Farage launches campaign for net zero referendum

Former UKIP leader formally launches campaign for UK to ditch net zero targets, as government reiterates importance of accelerating clean energy development

clock 07 March 2022 • 7 min read
10 reasons a net zero referendum is a terrible idea

Policy

10 reasons a net zero referendum is a terrible idea

Nigel Farage is back with a new campaign to torpedo the UK’s net zero agenda and help ensure the UK remains hooked on fossil fuels - it is a truly terrible idea, and here’s why

clock 07 March 2022 • 12 min read
Government set to miss tree-planting target, National Audit Office warns

Legislation

Government set to miss tree-planting target, National Audit Office warns

National Audit Office says Defra lay down unrealistic timeline for key element of the UK's net zero strategy

clock 07 March 2022 • 3 min read
Double down on clean tech to loosen Russia's grip on European energy markets, business leaders urge EU

Energy

Double down on clean tech to loosen Russia's grip on European energy markets, business leaders urge EU

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine highlights pressing need to move away from fossil gas, business leaders tell European Commission president

clock 07 March 2022 • 4 min read
Cutting the cord: Tony Blair Institute sets out plan to halt Europe's dependency on Russian gas

Risk

Cutting the cord: Tony Blair Institute sets out plan to halt Europe's dependency on Russian gas

Snap analysis explores how Europe could rapidly curb Russian oil and gas imports and tap into long term energy security and environmental gains

clock 04 March 2022 • 5 min read
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