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Disposable Vapes Ban Unlikely to Reduce Appeal, Says Campaigner
Smoking · United Kingdom

Disposable Vapes Ban Unlikely to Reduce Appeal, Says Campaigner

Coverage: 6 sources
They warn some reusable vapes have "identical" packaging to single-use ones and are sold at the same price.See the Story
Future generations thinking can change minds about the world we want to live in
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Future generations thinking can change minds about the world we want to live in

Short term thinking is failing us. The world continues to hurtle toward a 3°C temperature rise by the end of this century, despite promises made in the 2015 Paris climate agreement. This trajectory will be hard to change without bold action. So why are efforts to do so and political processes so short termist? A…Read Article
Removing consultation from major infrastructure planning is undemocratic
London, England · London

Removing consultation from major infrastructure planning is undemocratic

This post is by Maria Lee, professor of law at UCL. Much concerned and angry attention has, quite rightly, been paid to Part 3 of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, for what the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) soberly refers to as its “proposed reductions in legal protections for the environment”. Less time has been…Read Article

Lack of finance is holding back existing, as well as new, green technology

This post is by Jaya Sood, Senior Economist at the New Economics Foundation. At the UK’s Innovation Zero conference in April, one argument took centre stage: while private capital flows steadily into proven technologies, the real challenge lies in funding ‘first of a kind’ technologies. This is supported by striking statistics: in 2024, global investment…Finance · LondonRead Article

How the Land Use Framework could guide growth in rural England’s economy

The government recently consulted on England’s Land Use Framework (LUF). This is a major milestone after it was initially promised by the government in 2022. Done right, the LUF could safeguard profitable agriculture on productive land and drive investment into activities on less productive land that reduce flooding, mitigate climate change and improve water quality.…Economy · EnglandRead Article

The UK Must Fight Human Rights and Environmental Abuses in Its Supply Chains

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
This post is by Ben Leather, director of Peace Brigades International UK (PBI), and Christina Challis, advocacy manager at PBI UK. PBI provides protection and support to individuals, communities, movements and organisations that defend human rights and the environment, through its unique model of holistic protective accompaniment.  In the shadows of irresponsible corporate operations around…European Union · FrankfurtSee the Story

We haven’t taken the methane threat seriously and time is running out

The UK isn’t short of climate targets, but it is short on plans to meet them. That’s especially true for methane, a greenhouse gas around 80 times more powerful than carbon dioxide over the short term. Despite its potency, it unfathomably barely features in government action plans. Although the UK did sign up to the…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Supermarkets can’t govern themselves on climate and health

This post is by Jessica Sinclair Taylor, deputy director of Feedback. A new report by Feedback, supported by The Food Foundation, tots up 600 climate, land use and healthy diets commitments made by the top ten UK food retailers between 2014 and 2024. We wanted to assess the retail industry against the greatest risk of…Health · United KingdomSee the Story

Pushing for primary steel is a distraction in rebuilding the UK’s steel industry

The past year has been turbulent for the steel industry, Port Talbot, now Scunthorpe. The tightrope of jobs, modernisation, global competition, trade tariffs and cutting emissions hasn’t been an easy one to walk. A lack of a long term transition strategy from a succession of governments hasn’t helped, putting steel workers and their communities at…Port Talbot · Port TalbotRead Article

Badenoch a ‘climate defeatist’, Starmer claims in energy costs exchange

80% Left coverage: 5 sources
Kemi Badenoch urged Sir Keir to ‘change course’ to tackle energy costs during Prime Minister’s Questions.Keir Starmer · LondonSee the Story

Nature decline and climate change add over £200 a year to household bills

During the 2024 election campaign, Labour pledged that people would feel better off under their government. But, the cost of living crisis continues to weigh heavily on households, with recent reports warning that it will be particularly challenging from this spring as water and energy bills and council tax all rise, pushing budgets to the…Climate Change · United KingdomRead Article

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