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MSPs Seek Views on Proposals for New ‘Ecocide’ Law to Tackle Polluters
Pollution · Glasgow

MSPs Seek Views on Proposals for New ‘Ecocide’ Law to Tackle Polluters

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
A Scottish Parliament committee is inviting the public to have their say on proposals for a new law aimed at tackling the worst polluters in ScotlandSee the Story
UK Advisers Say Reaching 2050 Climate Targets Is Within Reach, but Urgent Policy Shifts Needed
Climate Change · United Kingdom

UK Advisers Say Reaching 2050 Climate Targets Is Within Reach, but Urgent Policy Shifts Needed

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The UK remains on track to meet its legally binding climate goals, but only if the government reforms its energy pricing and accelerates policy implementation, according to a new report from the Climate Change Committee.Fiona Harvey and Jillian Ambrose report for The Guardian.In short:The Climate Change Committee said the UK can meet its net zero targets if it reforms energy taxes to make electricity cheaper than gas and follows through on plann…See the Story
Solar Roadmap: United Kingdom Powered by Solar (Accessible Webpage)
Solar Power · United Kingdom

Solar Roadmap: United Kingdom Powered by Solar (Accessible Webpage)

The UK government has released this week (30 June) its Solar Roadmap, which sets out practical measures to meet the country’s solar PV targets.See the Story

Why the mass lobby matters and why politicians should listen

This post is by Helen Meech, executive director, The Climate Coalition On 9 July, Westminster will witness something rare: thousands of people arriving not to shout from the sidelines, but to engage directly with power. From every part of the UK, teachers, farmers, healthcare workers, parents, business leaders and community organisers will meet their MPs…Westminster · LondonRead Article

Five things we learned from conversations with circular businesses

It can feel like you’re stuck between two stalls when talking about supporting circular businesses. On the one hand, you might be challenged: if circular business models already work well, why would the government need to get involved in helping them? And, on the other, if they’re not yet proving they work, are they worth…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

How we’re showing cities can be a home to people and nature

This post is by Mete Coban, deputy mayor of London for environment and energy. For the start of London Climate Action Week, the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has launched a new £12 million Green Roots Fund to boost London’s green and blue spaces. This isn’t just about parks and rivers, it’s about giving Londoners…Sadiq Khan · LondonRead Article

UK to Invest £725 Billion in Infrastructure Over Next 10 Years

Coverage: 2 sources
The UK government outlined plans to spend at least £725 billion ($974 billion) on the country’s creaking infrastructure over the next 10 years, as part of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s push to use investment to lift economic growth and win back support from the electorate.Keir Starmer · United KingdomSee the Story

MPs to reintroduce bill in name of girl, 9, who died in pollution-linked death

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Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah became the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death following a landmark inquest in 2020.Pollution · LondonSee the Story

Gleeds responds to Spending Review

In light of the Chancellor’s recent Spending Review, which outlines significant investments in health, defence, and infrastructure, Richard Steer, Chair of Gleeds Worldwide, has shared his perspective on how these decisions intersect with the construction sector’s current challenges and opportunities. “The latest Spending Review sends a clear message that infrastructure remains at the heart of the government’s economic growth strategy, but it is…Health · United KingdomSee the Story

Green Baby Day 2025 shines a spotlight on toxic toys and calls for safer standards in the UK

Today marks Green Baby Day 2025, a national day of action led by Wen (Women’s Environmental Network) to demand a sustainable, toxic-free future for babies, children, and their families. Under the campaign banner #SafeToysNow, Wen is drawing urgent attention to the hidden health hazards lurking in everyday toys. This year’s campaign focuses on the alarming presence of harmful chemicals in toys – particularly plastic toys sold through online marke…European Union · United KingdomSee the Story

Sustainable aviation fuel isn’t the best route to zero carbon flight

This post is by Finlay Asher, aerospace engineer and member of Safe Landing: a global community of aviation workers and enthusiasts. As an aerospace engineer, I understand the excitement around so-called ‘sustainable aviation fuel’ (‘SAF’). It’s pitched as a climate solution that keeps everything else - airports, aircraft and airline business modelsRead Article

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