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Politics

Politics

Green statements and cosmic jokes

The Spring Statement may have been overshadowed by the rolling Brexit crisis, but it could mark a major turning point for the UK's green economy

clock 14 March 2019 • 8 min read

Climate change

School climate strikes go global, with actions planned in 92 countries

Young people are preparing for a mass walkout of classes on Friday, to demand swift action from governments to safeguard their futures

clock 14 March 2019 • 2 min read

Politics

'A genuine step forward': Green Economy reacts to the Spring Statement 2019

BusinessGreen rounds up all the key reaction to the Chancellor's green policy measures announced today

clock 13 March 2019 • 12 min read

Politics

Spring Statement: Chancellor unveils policies to 'build sustainability into the heart' of UK economy

Philip Hammond argues UK must "apply the creativity of the marketplace" to solve climate change as he announces new energy efficiency, biodiversity, construction, and carbon offsetting policies

clock 13 March 2019 • 7 min read

Politics

Persimmon admits lobbying government to axe zero carbon homes goal

Giving evidence to BEIS committee, major housebuilder admits it was in favour of scrapping zero carbon policy as part of push to unlock construction of more new homes

clock 13 March 2019 • 3 min read

Politics

Green Brexit chaos: Government defeat heightens threat of no deal exit

EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier warns 'no deal' preparations 'more important than ever before'

clock 12 March 2019 • 4 min read

Politics

A climate of cynicism

It is hard not to be cynical about the recent wave of political support for climate action, but it is a sign the debate is moving forward

clock 12 March 2019 • 5 min read

Politics

Regulation is doing some serious backseat driving

Changes to little-know rules and regulations are threatening progress on emissions reductions, warns Tim Rotheray from the Association for Decentralised Energy

clock 12 March 2019 • 5 min read

Politics

Spring Statement: Hammond set to step up climate action in response to School Strikes

Chancellor Philip Hammond will reportedly use his Spring Statement to unveil fresh green policy measures, as Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell promises bolder climate from Labour

clock 11 March 2019 • 4 min read

Policy

Red alert: Calls grow for stronger Green Brexit governance framework

Greener UK says key areas at 'high risk', IEMA warns proposed framework has so many holes it looks 'like a colander', and one of the architects of the Climate Change Act calls for a fundamental re-think

clock 11 March 2019 • 12 min read
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