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Why New York and London are betting on climate budgets
As mayors of two of the world’s largest cities, we believe this powerful tool can help us reach net zero.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Delve into the critical topic of achieving net zero with our collection of pieces, providing insights into climate change, renewable energy and technological advancements driving the transition to a carbon-neutral future.
As mayors of two of the world’s largest cities, we believe this powerful tool can help us reach net zero.
ByThe CEO of the Climate Group on working for Doctors Without Borders, the importance of listening, and the UK’s aversion…
ByMicrosoft is empowering companies with the tools it has developed on its own sustainability journey.
A democratic vision for England’s tormented farmlands.
ByMany corporations still use spreadsheets to track their carbon footprint, making it difficult to abide by science-backed emissions targets.
ByA third of the money devoted to decarbonising housing and public sector buildings has not materialised.
ByThe UK once led the world in climate action, but now it is following others – and reluctantly at that.
ByRishi Sunak’s latest net-zero proposals mean the UK would still exceed its carbon budget by 2037.
ByWhat was touted as a “Green Day” instead revealed a refusal to acknowledge painful realities.
ByCulture warriors deploy the word “freedom” to keep us chained to a regressive, repressive status quo of fossil fuels.
ByClimate action remains a popular policy among the UK population.
ByA definitive new IPCC assessment of the climate emergency presses for action over despair.
ByPolling reveals a lack of knowledge about the environmental harm done by livestock consumption.
BySix announcements to look out for in the Chancellor’s spring statement.
ByThe oil-rich nation’s green surge is not as big as it should be.
BySo far, constitutional matters have dominated the debate over key issues like the climate and child poverty.
ByManaging our emotional reaction to the climate crisis is as vital as our policy response.
ByInstead of investing in renewable alternatives, British oil companies have doubled down on business as usual.
ByLondon has made great strides in growing its electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Grant Shapps’s new Department for Energy Security and Net Zero will need clout and cross-government reach to turn around the…
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