Tag: Environment

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Fiona Harvey

How They Broke It: Environmental Regulation

What is the state of Britain today, as Labour sets out on its mission to turn the country around? Across a number of key policy areas we are exploring the mountain the new government has to climb. To better understand how this poor inheritance came to be, Fiona Harvey gets

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Jasbir Basi

Net Zero: Why we need a mission-led Labour government

“We’re going to throw everything at this” remarked Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer in Leith last month. Describing his pledge to decarbonise the power sector by 2030 as “the biggest opportunity we’ve had in decades to make this country work for working people”. Much has changed the past week. The

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Tom Collinge

What, if anything, should we learn from Uxbridge?

Despite the historic win in Selby, the result in Uxbridge and South Ruislip is disappointing. Labour had a fantastic candidate in Danny Beales, with a moving personal story and a proven record – even saving a police station in the middle of the campaign. It had a huge surge of

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A collaboration between Progressive Britain, Renaissance and Hugh Goldborne

Fair Competition for Fair Growth

Download our consultation paper. The Labour Party leadership has made it clear that accelerating economic growth is central to everything they want to achieve and a necessary precursor for achieving their ambitions in government. The relationship between government and business is at the heart of this mission. Building and facilitating

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Tom Collinge

How to tackle the energy poverty crisis?

What is the crisis? Charities and consumer rights bodies have warned that a 51% rise in the energy price cap planned for April will mean “people will be left unable to eat regularly or could even be at risk of death from the cold.” Proposals to respond to this hike

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Alexander Perry

Climate change and inequality

In the second of a three part series, Alexander Perry considers the implications of the Biden presidency for climate action For the previous article in this series, click here. As well as taking on fossil giants, the Biden administration will need to be receptive to the needs of communities that

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