“This will be the most important election on climate and energy”: speech by Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP
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by Green Alliance blog
4d ago
This is an extract from the keynote speech given by RT Hon Ed Miliband MP, shadow secretary of state for energy security and net zero, at the launch of the latest update of Green Alliance’s Net zero policy tracker on 19 March 2024. Today I ..read more
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The UK’s shocking e-waste problem can be fixed with more reuse and repair
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by Green Alliance blog
1w ago
This post is by Fiona Dear, co-director of The Restart Project. The UK is currently the world’s second top producer of electrical waste per person and is widely expected to take the top spot this year. That fact tends to surprise people, but more surprising ..read more
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London’s environment strategy is making the city healthier
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by Green Alliance blog
1w ago
This post is by Shirley Rodrigues, London’s deputy mayor for environment and energy. Nearly eight years ago, as the mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan made a promise to be the greenest mayor London has ever had. He was responding to a manifesto for a greener London ..read more
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Why are there so many men in politics?
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by Holly Brazier Tope
2w ago
Today is International Women’s Day. A day marked around the world, celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Last week, the House of Commons debated ‘International Women’s Day: language in politics’, a particularly pertinent issue in mainstream media and politics of late ..read more
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Spring budget analysis: some major headaches in store for the next Chancellor 
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by Steve Coulter
2w ago
The spring 2024 budget, probably the last fiscal event before the election, was mostly about the politics, while largely ducking the serious underlying challenges facing the UK. Tackling the UK’s chronic problems of sluggish growth, stagnating productivity, high debt and low investment have all been ..read more
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What should Ofgem’s new net zero obligation mean?
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by Green Alliance blog
2w ago
This post is by Laura Sandys CBE, chair of Green Alliance and non-executive director of SSE Transmission, Highview Power and Ohme Global. Many of us, not least the great team at Green Alliance, have been pushing for Ofgem’s remit to include the delivery of net ..read more
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A water industry shake up could be a blueprint for the wider economy
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by Green Alliance blog
3w ago
This post is by Guy Thompson, group sustainability director at Wessex Water and managing director of EnTrade, a not-for-profit Wessex Water business. The privatised water industry model is under unprecedented scrutiny.  Politicians from all parties are competing to talk tough about water companies and, with ..read more
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After the £28bn: picking up the pieces
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by Shaun Spiers
1M ago
Labour’s pledge to spend £28 billion a year on its Green Prosperity Plan was announced by Rachel Reeves in 2021 (“I am committing the next Labour government to an additional £28 billion of capital investment in our country’s green transition for each and every year ..read more
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This is how upland farms could have a bright future
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by Jim Elliott
1M ago
The Guardian has reported that Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) officials withheld analysis of upland farm incomes under its post-Brexit farm payments schemes, fearing many would sell their farms if they saw it. But our analysis suggests this wouldn’t need to be ..read more
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The private sector has taken from nature and now needs to start giving back
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by Heather Plumpton
1M ago
Nature is in trouble, nowhere less so than the UK, one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. The disappearance of formerly common species like the hedgehog or sparrow, the absence of birdsong and the pollution of once vibrant waterways are upsetting signs ..read more
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