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With the support of government, the public can power Britain to net zero

Rachael Orr, Climate Outreach

26 July 2023 • 4 min read

As the fallout from the Uxbridge byelection shows, educating and engaging the public must be put on an equal footing with policy design and regulatory change, writes Rachael Orr from Climate Outreach

What do COP28 President Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber and Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham have in common? Well, last week they could both be found talking about putting people at the heart of climate...

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