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The egregious assault on net zero nuance

Editor's Blog

The egregious assault on net zero nuance

Influential journalists on the right of British politics are responsible for egregiously misleading reporting on climate policy and the green economy - could the climate movement do more to defend itself?

clock 21 February 2025 • 6 min read
'A hard-headed approach': Should the UK's green industrial strategy pivot towards services?

Policy

'A hard-headed approach': Should the UK's green industrial strategy pivot towards services?

A major new report from the Tony Blair Institute argues green growth could provide a five per cent boost to GDP, but it warns Ministers will have to take tough decisions to prioritise the sectors where the UK is most competitive

clock 20 February 2025 • 9 min read
Research: London roads 20 years behind in Mayor's net zero emissions race

Policy

Research: London roads 20 years behind in Mayor's net zero emissions race

CO2 savings driven by electric vehicles rather than less traffic make net zero city unlikely before 2050, analysis warns

clock 14 August 2023 • 5 min read
'Most complex operating environment in modern business': Survey reveals firms are ramping up green supply chain efforts

Supply chain

'Most complex operating environment in modern business': Survey reveals firms are ramping up green supply chain efforts

Many chief supply chain officers willing to sacrifice profits to accelerate environmental sustainability, research by IBM, Celonis, and Oxford Economics suggests

clock 29 April 2022 • 4 min read