Unsolicited advice for the next prime minister
After a leadership contest that seems to have lasted forever, and not in a good way, we will soon learn who is to be our new prime minister. Almost ev...
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How the UK government can stop the flood-drought seesaw
This post is by Ali Morse, water policy manager for The Wildlife Trusts With England experiencing the driest eight month period for over 45 years, and...
What does the cost of living crisis mean for the just transition?
I’ve been asked two interesting questions this week. The first was from someone who works in government, that given bumper profits for the oil and g...
Has the new US legislation left the UK out in the cold in its response to the energy crisis?
On Sunday, the US Senate passed the most important domestic climate legislation in 30 years: the Inflation Reduction Act. It has been a very long time...
We need much more nature expertise and diversity in the running of our national parks
This post is by Pooja Kishinani, campaigner at RSPB England, and Ruth Bradshaw, policy and research manager at Campaign for National Parks. In 2019, t...
Forget Tesla, e-bikes should be at the heart of the electric vehicle revolution
This post is by Steve Garidis, executive director of the Bicycle Association of Great Britain E-bikes have taken the world’s cycling markets by stor...
I’m glad it’s so hot
This post is by Tracy Wyman, a director in Deloitte’s WorldClimate Team. This article was first posted on LinkedIn and reflects her personal opinion...
The leadership contest shows a lot of work is still needed to educate politicians on the environment
It is said that politicians campaign in poetry but govern in prose. When it comes to the environment, the Conservative leadership contest has offered...
What will green deliveries look like in a low carbon world?
This post is by Johann Beckford, policy adviser at Green Alliance. Private cars and air travel get the overwhelming share of attention when it comes t...
How can trade agreements be made without a guiding strategy or standards?
On 20 July, the parliamentary scrutiny process for the UK-Australia free trade agreement (FTA) ended without a debate or vote in the House of Commons....
