With or without a meat tax, a new vision for livestock farming is needed
Have you stopped eating meat for some meals or started a plant-based diet? If so, you are part of a growing trend. Two weeks ago, a leaked draft of th...
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We need the power to help our chalk streams recover
This post is by Charles Rangeley-Wilson, author, conservationist and chair of the CaBA Chalk Stream Restoration Group. In the post-war years, the imme...
The UK’s new ‘right to repair’ is not a right to repair
This post is by Libby Peake, head of resource policy at Green Alliance, and Ugo Vallauri of The Restart Project. We’ve all experienced the frustrati...
Tackling climate change is a job for the whole voluntary sector not just green groups
This post is by Richard Hebditch, director of external affairs at the Association of Charitable Foundations (ACF). The latest progress report fr...
Why the government shouldn’t ignore the role of local authorities in decarbonisation
The Climate Change Committee’s (CCC) progress report last week rightly expressed its disappointment that a number of government strategies have been...
What it’s like driving a green black cab in London
For London Climate Action Week (#LCAW2021), we spoke to a driver of one of the most iconic forms of transport in London, the black cab. Green Alliance...
What’s in store for the next phase of the Circular Economy Task Force
This post is by Libby Peake, head of resources and Tom Booker, policy assistant at Green Alliance. In 2012, the year we launched our Circular Economy...
Why the Environment Bill’s interim targets must be legally enforceable
This post is by Zoe Avison, policy analyst at Green Alliance. The Environment Bill is currently being scrutinised in the House of Lords and returns to...
What the data is already telling us about biodiversity net gain planning policy
This post is by Sophus zu Ermgassen of the Durrell Institute for Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent. Although the government ha...
Infrastructure should be at the heart of the UK’s climate adaptation strategy
This post is by James Heath, chief executive of the National Infrastructure Commission. I write this from a modern flat in the centre of a big city on...
