Will joining the CPTPP tarnish the UK’s green credentials?
This post is by Aradhna Tandon, policy assistant in the Greener UK unit at Green Alliance International Trade Secretary Liz Truss announced recently t...
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Airport expansion plans show that national and local decisions are at odds on climate
This post is by Agathe de Canson and Jo Furtado, policy advisers at Green Alliance. Last week, the French government scrapped plans to expan...
What has gone wrong with the Green Homes Grant?
This post is by Jan Rosenow and Louise Sunderland of the Regulatory Assistance Project. The Green Homes Grant risks becoming the second government hom...
Why ‘Ride the Bus to Help Us’ might be better than Eat Out to Help out
2020 saw the UK’s largest ever economic slump, effectively taking us back to 2013 levels. In a fortnight the chancellor&nbs...
Why the government must hold the line on chemicals safety
This post is by Ruth Chambers, senior parliamentary affairs associate, Greener UK Unit and Libby Peake, head of resource policy at Green Alliance It d...
Pursuing the hydrogen economy as a climate solution will be a big mistake
This post is by David Cebon, professor of mechanical engineering at Cambridge University. There has been a lot of talk about hydrogen in the past year...
Where failure is not an option: four tests for the Glasgow climate summit
This is an important year for the climate, culminating in the UN COP26 climate summit in Glasgow. The task for this conference is to close the emissio...
Why Europe doesn’t need Cumbria’s coking coal
This post is by Valentin Vogl, an academic working on sustainability transitions in the global steel industry. This was supposed to be the UK’s clim...
Kunming: what’s needed to make this year’s biodiversity summit a success
This post is by Stanley Johnson, international ambassador for the Conservative Environment Network. The date of the 15th Conference of the Parties to...
To lead the world this year on the environment, the UK must put its own house in order first
A welcome new report from the cross cutting Public Accounts Committee has set down a clear challenge for the government on why action to meet its long...
