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School Strikes

How Patagonia became the 'grand experiment' of sustainable business

Management

How Patagonia became the 'grand experiment' of sustainable business

Patagonia's Lisa Pike Sheehy and Mihela Hladin Wolfe talk about how the outdoor wear company aspires to be a sustainability trailblazer - and is well used to 'playing in the arena of hate and love' as a result

clock 21 January 2020 •
Election: School strikers and pensioners lead calls for televised climate debate

Politics

Election: School strikers and pensioners lead calls for televised climate debate

Businesses and trade unions also expected to back calls for Party Leaders to specifically debate their competing climate strategies

clock 04 November 2019 •
How dare you? Well, how?

Politics

How dare you? Well, how?

Greta Thunberg's stinging challenge to world leaders is not just a rhetorical device, it is a genuine question that needs answering

clock 23 September 2019 •
Shock horror: Climate change is now a vote winner

Policy

Shock horror: Climate change is now a vote winner

We've hit a breakthrough moment in climate change - the buildings sector must not squander it, argues John Alker of the UK Green Building Council

clock 28 May 2019 •
Labour: Make climate change a core part of school curriculum

Politics

Labour: Make climate change a core part of school curriculum

Students from primary school age onwards would be taught about impacts of climate change to equip them for green jobs of the future, Labour says

clock 23 May 2019 •
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon declares 'climate emergency'

Politics

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon declares 'climate emergency'

SNP leader tells party conference school strikers are right to call for a climate emergency declaration and 'Scotland will live up to our responsibility'

clock 29 April 2019 •
XR Business: Green business leaders rally in support of Extinction Rebellion

Politics

XR Business: Green business leaders rally in support of Extinction Rebellion

As wave of protests enter their second week and Greta Thunberg backs calls for a climate 'general strike', leading green business figures welcome launch of XR Business

clock 23 April 2019 •
Climate crisis: today's children face lives with tiny carbon footprints

Carbon Accounting

Climate crisis: today's children face lives with tiny carbon footprints

Next generation must keep their own carbon levels at a fraction of their grandparents' in order to prevent catastrophe

clock 10 April 2019 •
It's time to talk about fracking

Politics

It's time to talk about fracking

Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse speaks out ahead of a Commons debate on shale gas extraction

clock 28 March 2019 •
School climate strikes: 1.4 million people took part, say campaigners

Climate change

School climate strikes: 1.4 million people took part, say campaigners

Activist Greta Thunberg, 16, says action proved 'no one is too small to make a difference'

clock 20 March 2019 •
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