IMF: Global carbon tax 'single most powerful way' to tackle climate crisis
Much stronger fiscal policies are urgently needed to lower carbon emissions, according to International Monetary Fund
More ambitious carbon pricing, tighter regulations, and fees on carbon-intensive activities should be introduced globally to tackle climate change, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said. The...
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Climate resilience: Government urged to seize 'excellent opportunity' to deliver ambitious plans
Ministers should urgently 'make a clear statement of ambition' on climate and flood resilience, UK climate, infrastructure and insurance experts warn
BlackRock tracker takes bulk of £1.3bn sustainable allocations
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Storms signal winds of change for the UK electricity System
Wind power benefited during Storms Ciara and Dennis, and more local green energy and storage can build greater grid resilience to outages, argues Kaluza's Conor Maher-McWilliams
