If Britain votes to stay in the EU, we should then take the lead in strengthening EU climate and energy policy. This would deliver a society in which Europeans would be healthier, happier and richer.
read more »The air in London is cleaner than it was in the 1950s, the era of infamous smogs. But it is still not clean enough. Every year over nine thousand Londoners are killed by air pollution, primarily from road transport (see http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nearly-9500-people-die-early-in-a-single-year-in-london-as-a-result-of-air-pollution-study-finds-10390729.html) . British politicians of all parties have failed to tackle this problem adequately, for […]
read more »UK climate and energy policy are not perfect, but are in significantly better shape this morning than they were yesterday morning
read more »This is my article in the August edition of the ENDS magazine.
read more »New electric buses unveiled but the mayor’s air quality plan could
be improved.
The candidates in Holborn and St Pancras discuss their parties’ policies on climate change and environmental issues.
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This month air has become increasingly visible: literally and metaphorically. Suzanna Hinson considers what governments and the EU should do to deliver clean air.
read more »The Committee on Climate Change sensibly calls for an ‘all of the above’ approach to decarbonisation.
read more »What will be the impact of Brexit on clean energy in the UK? Answer: nobody knows, because nothing is remotely clear in British politics now. Who will be prime minister? Will there be an early general election? What will be the relationship between the UK and the remaining EU member-states? Will there even be a […]
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