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Policy

Green Alliance: Transport tax reform could raise £23bn by 2030

Taxation

Green Alliance: Transport tax reform could raise £23bn by 2030

Think tank claims green taxes could help Labour 'balance the books', but government insists there are 'no plans' for a shift towards road pricing

clock 19 September 2024 • 3 min read
Seven climate questions for the UN General Assembly

Politics

Seven climate questions for the UN General Assembly

As world leaders prepare to travel to New York, Ed King assesses the critical issues governments need to wrestle with ahead of a series of critical summits and elections this autumn

clock 19 September 2024 • 4 min read
Governments have pledged to end harmful subsidies - so why are polluting industries still receiving $2.6tr a year?

Policy

Governments have pledged to end harmful subsidies - so why are polluting industries still receiving $2.6tr a year?

Two major new reports highlight how efforts to phase down inefficient subsidies are making scant progress

clock 18 September 2024 • 7 min read
Why top UK firms are urging the government to reform the renewables certificates regime

Energy

Why top UK firms are urging the government to reform the renewables certificates regime

BT, Google, Vodafone UK, Virgin Media O2, and Unilever among firms calling for Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin regime to provide greater pricing transparency and clearer links to renewables investment

clock 18 September 2024 • 5 min read
IEA: Failure to prepare grids for wind and solar surge risks undermining climate goals

Infrastructure

IEA: Failure to prepare grids for wind and solar surge risks undermining climate goals

International Energy Agency calls on governments to act quickly to better integrate rapidly growing renewables capacity into power systems

clock 18 September 2024 • 5 min read
'The fight of our time': Labour puts climate action at heart of domestic and international agenda

Politics

'The fight of our time': Labour puts climate action at heart of domestic and international agenda

Foreign Secretary and Energy Security Secretary deliver simultaneous speeches setting out new government's plans to turbocharge decarbonisation efforts

clock 17 September 2024 • 6 min read
COP29: Azerbaijan lifts lid on its vision for Baku Climate Summit

Politics

COP29: Azerbaijan lifts lid on its vision for Baku Climate Summit

COP29 Presidency outlines plans to lead 15 separate global initiatives at Baku Summit, covering everything from green grid upgrades and hydrogen to farming, tourism, and the pursuit of world peace

clock 17 September 2024 • 12 min read
Sadiq Khan unveils government-backed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street

Transport

Sadiq Khan unveils government-backed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street

Mayor of London to be given new powers to transform the 'jewel in the crown of Britain’s retail sector'

clock 17 September 2024 • 5 min read
'Polycrisis world': Governments urged to appoint Systemic Risk Officers

Risk

'Polycrisis world': Governments urged to appoint Systemic Risk Officers

New report from Accelerator for Systemic Risk Assessment warns governments and businesses they need a radical new approach to tackle escalating climate and geopolitical risks

clock 17 September 2024 • 3 min read
Can Labour really afford to cut the green farming budget?

Policy

Can Labour really afford to cut the green farming budget?

Reports the budget for the Environmental Land Management Scheme could be cut has united farmers, green campaigners, and former Environment Secretaries in warning the UK's climate goals could be put at risk

clock 16 September 2024 • 7 min read
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