To protect net zero we must learn from the Brexit campaign, says Tory MP Chris Skidmore
The former energy minister on why Conservatives championing fracking and gas are betraying their own party.
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Tom Holland: why climate politics needs more hedgehogs
As an environmental culture war looms, the historian advocates for Edmund Burke's politics of the particular.
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Richard Curtis: “if the future is rotten, a few extra quid is not going to help you”
The screenwriter and film director explains why the key to sustainable investment lies with pension funds.
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“Climate change will be the biggest human rights violation ever”: the lawyer making fossil fuel companies quake
Roger Cox explains why corporations need to take climate action or expect to face bankruptcy via the courts.
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Ben Okri: climate change and oppression are born of the same “devouring instincts”
The award-winning writer on philosophy, mythology and the connections between racial injustice and ecological crisis.
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Christiana Figueres: if we fail on climate, we fail on human rights, education and health
The former UN climate chief and veteran negotiator explains why building trust is vital for timely climate action.
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Nicola Davies: in an age of eco-crisis, can talking animals help us?
After years of avoiding anthropomorphism in her fiction, the prolific childrens’ author and zoologist reveals why she thinks it’s time…
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The emotional journey of Alok Sharma: how climate action got personal for the Cop26 president
The former business secretary promises the UK will continue to deliver a “full-fat” Cop presidency, while defending Boris Johnson’s climate…
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