What will 2021’s new transport policies mean for action in 2022?
This post is by Helena Bennett, senior policy adviser at Green Alliance. For those of us working hard to make sure that transport, the biggest emittin...
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Why 2022 needs to be the year the government delivers on climate and nature
One of the most intriguing stories of 2021 concerned Boris Johnson’s conversion from climate scepticism. “He said his “’road to Damasc...
What would swapping 10,000 parking spaces for 10,000 trees do for Birmingham?
This post is by Sophie O’Connell, policy assistant and Zoe Avison, policy analyst at Green Alliance. In 2019, cars drove 3.44 billion miles acro...
Greener streets are a simple way to reduce growing health inequalities
This post is by Zoe Banks Gross, sustainable neighbourhoods programme manager at the Knowle West Media Centre in Bristol. Sport England recently relea...
Why the government’s recent farming policy announcement got it wrong and what needs to happen next
This is a joint post by Marcus Gilleard of the National Trust, Barnaby Coupe of The Wildlife Trusts, and Alice Groom of the RSPB. When the government...
Unless it is well orchestrated the net zero strategy could miss its target
One of the biggest challenges of plotting a route to net zero for the whole economy is ensuring everyone pulls their weight at the right time. It’s...
A legal target to restore England’s protected sites could be transformative for nature
This post is by Professor Sir John Lawton CBE FRS, chair of the Making space for nature panel. “There are twenty-seven ancient cathedrals in England...
Legal cases are putting the government and companies on the spot to prove their green credentials
This post is by Jessica Kleczka, policy assistant at Green Alliance. The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), a government body appointed to ensure “maximum...
What should river health campaigners focus on next?
This post is by Daniel Johns, head of public affairs at Anglian Water. I want to congratulate Philip Dunne MP and the Duke of Wellington, and all thei...
As demand for critical raw materials rises we need a better plan to manage them
This post is by Dr Jack Barrie, research fellow, and Dr Patrick Schröder, senior research fellow, in the Environment and Society Programme at Chatham...
