In November, world leaders, government ministers, negotiators, civil society representatives, and businesses will arrive in the UAE for the 28th Conference of the Parties, or COP28 as it is commonly known. Around 200 countries (or Parties) are signatories to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
In this second of two articles detailing council efforts to reach Net Zero, Cammy Day, Leader of Edinburgh City Council, explains how Edinburgh has become one of the top performing councils according to Climate Emergency UK, which ranks councils’ efforts on their Climate Scorecards.
Creator of the Knepp Wildland and author of Wilding explains that the answers to the biodiversity crisis often apply to the climate crisis as well.
In a world grappling with the urgent need to transition to clean energy, hydrogen has emerged as a promising solution. As the transportation sector accounts
Many years ago, it was said to me by a fellow Conservative that “politics is about people,” and that has stuck with me 20 years
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is going to be built in the UK, after years of uncertainty. It has been a little over a year
I created the petition “Make swift bricks compulsory in new housing to help red-listed birds” – approved by leading scientists and sustainable building assessors –
Carlton Power is a British company at the forefront of seeking to develop hydrogen hubs across the UK. These hubs, intentionally based in locations outside
The systems interacting with climate change are often older and more deep rooted than even the industrial revolution. In this article Dish Ravi, an Indian youth climate change activists explores how colonialism and climate change have caused floods in Bengaluru.
Co-Executive Director of Greenpeace UK explores the injustice inherent in our current economy and how in addressing responsibility for climate change, we can also help counteract it.
Shadow Paymaster General and Putney MP, Fleur Anderson, speaks to Chamber about her award-winning campaign to ban plastic in wet wipes.
As the sewage discharge scandal continues to reverberate throughout UK politics Tessa Wardley, Director of Communications and Advocacy at The Rivers Trust sets out a
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