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UK diplomacy and influence ahead of COP26
What UK actions will increase the likelihood of a successful outcome at COP26?…
The real test of a green recovery is still to come
2020 was touted as the year of climate action. Somewhat derailed by coronavirus, is there still chance to turn it around…
Ambitious Ethiopia needs UK to deliver at COP26
Prof. Yacob Mulugetta discusses why Ethiopia's policy makers, civil society and citizens expect the UK to deliver at COP…
Britain's 2019 power cut - one year on
A number of recommendations were made following the events of August 9, are any of them being met?…
The UK must lead by example to inspire reciprocal action
Success in Glasgow is contingent on the UK walking the walk at home, says Energy Institute Chief Executive Louise Kingha…
Action on energy efficiency: canny politics and scope for real action
The Chancellor's announcement is mainly positive, but there are questions over short-termism…
Evidence, business and politics: the case for ‘Building back green’
Richard Black explores why the UK is more or less unanimous on calling for a green recovery…
Advertising Association on the road to Glasgow
James Best reveals the Advertising Association's plans to help combat climate change ahead of the UN summit next year…
Why the UK’s ‘green recovery’ matters for COP26
As the UK emerges from lockdown a green stimulus package will rebuild the economy, create jobs and lay down a marker for…
Britain’s homes hold the key to rebooting the economy
There is a large overlap between regions with leaky homes and those with high unemployment and a ready-to-go workforce…
Paris promised us a healthier world, and now it’s time to deliver
Nigel Topping explains why now is the time to deliver on the Paris Agreement and embark on the Race to Zero…
When a ‘Race to Zero’ is a race to the top
Dr Alison Doig discusses why the launch of the 'Race to Zero' is a big deal…
Record warm spring shines light on overheating homes
20% of homes currently overheat every summer, but global warming means that this is likely to rise. Homes that are bette…
COP26: A year and a half's work begins now
Governments highlight 'urgency' after climate summit rescheduling, but some seem more urgent than others…
COP26: Museums look to the future
What role should museums play in engaging the public with COP26?…
Winter lockdown: families in the leakiest homes will bear the brunt
As we spend more time indoors, those in the leakiest homes will suffer from the largest energy bills…
Negative interest rates: music to the Government's ears?
Cheap money has been around for years, but this could be the jolt that changes the Government's tune…