The UK must act now to make itself an attractive home for the first generation of carbon removal unicorns to tackle climate change and ignite economic growth.
ESG is a flawed scoring system to encourage businesses to “do better”. But encouraging them to instead just focus on carbon emissions isn’t the right alternative.
Reducing the army’s carbon fuel dependency is critical – and not just for environmental reasons.
The European Commission recently announced it would aim to cut emissions by the bloc by as much as 55% against 1990 levels until the year
Perhaps one of the most tangible benefits we’ve witnessed from the various lockdowns imposed around the world due to the Covid-19 pandemic is the impact
Regular readers of Reaction will know all about Pascal’s Wager, but for the newcomers, let’s recap: it’s the idea put forward by the French philosopher
Last month, the Committee on Climate Change issued itsreport on how the UK could reduce its carbon dioxide emissions to “net zero”. Since its recommendations
Leaving the EU means leaving the Common Agriculture and Fisheries Policies, which gives the UK a once-in-a-generation opportunity to re-design our approach to food production,
Impressionist painter Claude Monet was able to see beauty in the swirl of fog encompassing Britain’s Houses of Parliament at the end of the 19th
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