Sunak’s anti-net zero gamble failed – signs suggest bold climate action can win elections
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by Green Alliance blog
1w ago
This post is by Rebecca Willis, professor in energy and climate governance, Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University. In a general election campaign light on policies, very little time was spent debating probably the biggest challenge of them all: the climate crisis. Before the campaign began ..read more
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Yes, we should worry that politics is disengaging from environmental crises
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by Shaun Spiers
1M ago
This is an Inside Track long read by Shaun Spiers, executive director of Green Alliance Carbon Brief is an invaluable digest of climate news. Its daily emails in the four working days last week included the following stories (I could have highlighted many more). An ..read more
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We must clean up the information ecosystem to win ambitious climate policy
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by Green Alliance blog
1M ago
This post is by Oliver Hayes, head of policy & campaigns at Global Action Plan. To nobody in the green movement’s surprise, 2023 was the hottest year on record. We all understand that the bar will continue to rise and that every future year will ..read more
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Tackling climate change is a job for the whole voluntary sector not just green groups
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by Green Alliance blog
1M ago
This post is by Richard Hebditch, director of external affairs at the Association of Charitable Foundations (ACF).  The latest progress report from the Climate Change Committee makes it crystal clear that all sectors and organisations need to be part of the solution to climate change ..read more
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Yes, we should worry that politics is disengaging from environmental crises
Inside track » Climate Change
by Shaun Spiers
3M ago
This is an Inside Track long read by Shaun Spiers, executive director of Green Alliance Carbon Brief is an invaluable digest of climate news. Its daily emails in the four working days last week included the following stories (I could have highlighted many more). An ..read more
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We must clean up the information ecosystem to win ambitious climate policy
Inside track » Climate Change
by Green Alliance blog
6M ago
This post is by Oliver Hayes, head of policy & campaigns at Global Action Plan. To nobody in the green movement’s surprise, 2023 was the hottest year on record. We all understand that the bar will continue to rise and that every future year will ..read more
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The UK isn’t prepared for climate change
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by Green Alliance blog
1y ago
This post is by Kathryn Brown, director of climate change and evidence at The Wildlife Trusts. Climate change is here. In 2022 we saw the highest ever temperature recorded of 40.3°C in Lincolnshire. Two thirds of rivers in England are still below normal levels, despite ..read more
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The US election and climate action: two very different scenarios for the future
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by Holly Rowden
2y ago
An unprecedented number of mail-in ballots means we could be in for an uncomfortable wait for the result of the US presidential election. The polls suggest that Joe Biden is the frontrunner, although the race is too close to call in many battleground states. The significance of this election for global efforts to tackle the climate crisis cannot be overstated ..read more
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What history tells us about how we are dealing with climate change
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by Shaun Spiers
2y ago
To make climate change real to people, a first order priority rather than an afterthought, we need to tell stories, stories about what is already happening and stories about what will happen as temperatures continue to rise. But for some people, telling the story of what happened in the past when temperatures changed by just a couple of degrees Celsius ..read more
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What is COVID-19 teaching us about solving the climate crisis?
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by Libby Peake
2y ago
COVID-19 has rapidly changed the world we live in, as governments rightly prioritise our safety and wellbeing and ask us all to stay home. One of the upshots, for those of us lucky enough to be well, is that we now have plenty of time to reflect. I’m sure I’m not the only one who has spent time in lockdown ..read more
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