Skills are at the heart of a mission-driven delivery approach
The Skills Minister on the government's plans for green jobs.
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Ed Miliband’s net zero fantasies
Without a more honest climate policy, Britain will never be a clean-energy superpower.
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Dale Vince: shifting to renewables “needs no public money”
The eco-entrepreneur and Labour donor on the future of the green transition.
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Can Labour’s GB Energy deliver green socialism?
In America, the climate transition has yet to benefit workers.
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The farmers’ revolt against green politics
Across Europe and North America, neglected urban and rural citizens are aligning in a new class struggle.
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Europe’s consensus on climate is crumbling
With farmers in revolt and the far right surging, is Ursula von der Leyen about to wreck her own green…
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Labour’s £28bn U-turn comes with serious risks
The biggest problem voters have with Keir Starmer is that he appears inconsistent and unprincipled.
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So long, £28bn: Can Labour achieve “green prosperity” without its headline pledge?
Keir Starmer is finally dropping the party's flagship investment policy. But how important is a number?
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Why Labour has finally U-turned on its £28bn green pledge
The leadership concluded that the policy was simply too politically dangerous.
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Should Labour defy Tory attacks on its £28bn green pledge?
Worrying about debt is not just an eccentric preoccupation of Conservative Treasury ministers.
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Who runs Labour?
The party’s divisions over green investment have become a challenge to Keir Starmer’s authority.
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Why £28bn should only be the start of Labour’s climate investment
With reports rife that Keir Starmer is dropping the pledge, Labour mustn't let the Tories set the agenda.
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British steel’s apocalyptic future
Port Talbot’s steelworks closure reveals the potential human cost of a badly-built green economy.
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How to make faster progress on sustainability in 2024
From tracking data to working with your supply chain, businesses can make small steps to big carbon reductions.
How Labour is quietly burying its £28bn green spending pledge
The party is desperate to avoid being painted as a party of higher taxes.
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What will 2024 bring for the net zero transition?
The stakes are high, especially for the climate, in a bumper election year for the world’s ailing democracies.
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Why industrial policy is the growth engine of modern economies
The government is hopelessly stuck in the old world of free market shibboleths. Labour mustn’t fall into the same trap.
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The Policy Ask with Mat Ilic: “We need retrofit subsidies to lower bills and reduce emissions”
The co-founder of the green skills start-up Greenworkx on energy efficiency, Barack Obama and the Online Safety Act.
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What will it take to support green growth in the UK?
At a roundtable, policymakers and experts discussed how the public and private sectors need to work together on the path…
The manufacturing sector is a vital part of the green transition
Driving economic growth, levelling up the country and reaching net zero are all interdependent.
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