Author Archives: Faye Scott

About Faye Scott

Faye is a senior policy advisor at Green Alliance and leads their work to build new alliances beyond the environment movement. She has authored numerous reports for Green Alliance, most recently New times, new connections, looking at the landscape of action on climate change across civil society. Prior to joining Green Alliance Faye worked at Involve, a public participation think tank, the Environment Council and Defra.

City deals are an opportunity for green growth

Posted on January 7, 2013

In its bid to unlock growth around the country, the government is turning to cities for help. The UK’s major urban hubs have been given decision-making powers, devolved funding and new financing models in return for drawing up growth plans. … Continue reading →

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EPCs – a long road ahead

Posted on April 27, 2011

I’m currently moving house. It’s stressful, but the process offers a real highlight for the policy geek in me, as I’ve commissioned an EPC in order to sell my current home and can pore over them for homes I’m considering … Continue reading →

Posted in Communications, Energy demand, Policy, Uncategorized | 8 Comments

Mainstreaming climate change

Posted on November 7, 2010

I never thought the day would come when I’d find myself agreeing with the TaxPayers’ Alliance over three environmentalists.  But a recent event I went to re-inforced some key points about how we should and shouldn’t communicate environmental messages.

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