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Tony Blair

Avoiding a climate culture war: How can the UK maintain broad support for net zero action?

Politics

Avoiding a climate culture war: How can the UK maintain broad support for net zero action?

Difficult policy questions lie ahead that could sow seeds of division – but could a 'patriotic sense of national mission' help smooth the path to net zero emissions?

clock 22 March 2021 • 11 min read

Climate change

Boycott threat ups ante for Copenhagen's final week

As Tony Blair calls for compromise, African diplomats warn that their leaders will not attend if they expect to face last-minute wrangling

clock 14 December 2009 •

Technology

Tony Blair's Copenhagen Speech - in full

Speaking at the Copenhagen Summit yesterday, Tony Blair urged political leaders to "get us moving" towards a low carbon future

clock 14 December 2009 •

Legislation

Cutting emissions will increase global GDP, says Tony Blair

Report from The Climate Group says tackling emissions globally will boost economy

clock 21 September 2009 •

Technology

China poised to seize clean tech crown

Report from The Climate Group argues China is set to dominate the global market for low-carbon technologies

clock 21 August 2009 •

Legislation

Pressure mounts on Senate to approve Lieberman-Warner Bill

1,700 scientists and economists, six Nobel Prize winners and one former prime minister urge US action on climate change

clock 30 May 2008 •
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