Fork in the road: how the UK’s car industry might fare on the journey to electrification
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Scotland facing £25m extra costs for every week the war in the Middle East continues
Scottish consumers set to shoulder over half a billion pounds in additional energy and fuel costs of US-Iran war; busine…
Government wildfire summit: comment and briefing
Tom Cantillon is available for further comment and interview.…
EV targets: Reported Westminster plans to weaken electric car sales targets risks undermining Scottish climate commitments
Cuts to ZEV Mandate could add millions of tonnes of carbon emissions at a time when Scotland is set to reach net zero…
Tony Blair Institute report on cheaper energy: comment
Jess Ralston is available for further comment and interview.…
US midterm elections: comment
Gareth Redmond-King is available for further comment and interview.…
Interest rate rise – Iran crisis linked to mortgage costs, new analysis
Strong positive correlation between changes in global oil prices and UK mortgage rates over the past two years.…
PM to tackle online disinfo with new centre: comment
PM accused Russia of running a disinformation campaign.…
Heatwave: UK's overheating towns and cities rank way below European counterparts for tree shading – analysis
Only Hastings and Guildford rank above European average for urban tree cover, with Manchester leading large cities in En…
Risk to UK carmakers going slow on EVs as new sales figures show surge in France and Germany
As Government considers watering down UK EV sales targets, new analysis finds more than a hundred thousand jobs will be …
Opinion
The 1% fallacy: how collective inaction adds up
Net zero emissions is the only scientifically-backed solution the world has to halt climate change, yet one flawed argument against net zero just refuses to die: ‘but we’re only 1% of emissions’.
The role of carbon dioxide removal in the UK’s net zero strategy
What is it? How will it work? What are the options? And what's ahead for the UK?
Preparing for a warmer future - heat in the UK
As global temperature rises hit 1.3°C above pre-industrial levels, climate change impacts are worsening. We take a look at the health implications of rising heat in the UK.