IPPR

New analysis from IPPR calculates that transport-related emissions from the UK's richest households are on track to be 20 times higher than those from poorer households

Around 25,000 UK jobs are considered at risk due to new US auto tariffs, but a new report claims a burgeoning domestic green transport sector could help make up for any losses

IPPR warns simply slashing planning rules will fail to unlock necessary infrastructure investment, arguing better planning rules and resourcing holds key to government's growth mission

EVs are becoming 'normalised' but policies are still required to address charging anxiety and cost concerns, according to new survey

Better coordination on energy and planning policy across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland is 'mission critical' for green energy rollout, IPPR warns

The potential for global warming to trigger climate 'tipping points' represents many scientists' worst nightmare - can society still strive to avoid them while simultaneously building resilience against the worst scenarios?

Processive think tank publishes blueprint for how Labour government can take action to protect and restore nature

IPPR report reveals how UK is lagging badly behind the rest of the G7 in terms of public and private sector, undermining productivity, liviung standards, and the net zero transition

New EY report warns that despite renewables investment boom the world remains off track to deliver on goal to triple capacity by 2030

Domestic supply chain weaknesses singled out as key reason for slower than needed offshore wind installation rates