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Posts Tagged: COP26

Rachael Finch: Net Zero and energy security. If we go too fast for the first, we won’t get the second. Indeed, we may get neither.

Geopolitical risks create uncertainty in energy markets as reliability is questioned, pushing up prices and creating resistance to climate change goals.

By Rachael Finch | 4 March 2022

Sanjoy Sen: Our current energy problems have been a long time in the making. It’s time for a rethink.

When the Chancellor has to sub you two hundred quid to keep the lights, some fresh ideas are needed.

By Sanjoy Sen | 16 February 2022

Liam Fox: Spurred by industry expertise, the Government is ready to unleash the power of Global Britain

A new report shows how we can promote openness, international connectivity, and encourage greater investment into the UK.

By Dr Liam Fox MP | 11 February 2022

Robert Halfon: I’m as disappointed as anyone by parties in Number Ten. But they’re not the sole reason for our polling woes.

With petrol at an all-time high and energy bill rising, among other cost-of-living issues, is it any wonder the public are losing faith?

By Robert Halfon MP | 26 January 2022

Ryan Baldry: Our global security is at risk when we become distracted by events in Westminster

Those who wish to act against us or without us noticing, use these times of looking inward to act.

By Ryan Baldry | 21 January 2022

Alexander Stafford: Levelling up and climate policy must go hand in hand

Decarbonisation has challenges, but offers immense opportunities to revitalise our country’s industrial heartlands.

By Alexander Stafford MP | 12 January 2022

Sarah Ingham: No, Prime Minister, Britain does not need to atone for so-called ecocide

The Industrial Revolution wrought enormous change, enriching the country and its people. It was a force for global good and thank goodness for it.

By Dr Sarah Ingham | 7 January 2022

Charlotte Gill’s Podcasts Review 7) Nick Robinson with Katharine Birbalsingh, Matt Chorley with Alok Sharma

In this feature, we look at some of the most memorable podcasts of the last few weeks.

By Charlotte Gill | 22 December 2021

Sarah Ingham: Under Johnson, the Marie Antoinette of our times, a Labour government is no longer unimaginable

‘Let their frail elderly be unvisited in care homes. Let their weddings be postponed’, is the message of this Prime Minister.

By Dr Sarah Ingham | 10 December 2021

Sanjoy Sen: Scottish nationalists’ new hardline stance on oil has presented the Conservatives with something of an open goal

Backing traditional industries is very far from the electoral liability that strategists fear.

By Sanjoy Sen | 10 December 2021

Sam Hall: The Government’s eco efforts are increasingly winning over Tory Party members. Here’s how it can impress voters even more.

Polling by Ipsos Mori proves the Government is making progress in convincing people about its climate credentials.

By Sam Hall | 9 December 2021

Joe Porter: Now let’s focus on local action for climate and biodiversity

The trees we are planting allow local people to take small, tangible actions and will leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

By Cllr Joe Porter | 26 November 2021

Alok Sharma in Glasgow

Profile: COP26’s Alok Sharma, who put himself on the map by inadvertently shedding tears in Glasgow

The President of COP26 is suddenly so well-known that he attracts criticism as well as admiration, and interest in his roots as an admirer of Thatcher.

By Andrew Gimson | 17 November 2021

John Redwood: How we can get the public – as well as the world’s biggest polluters – on board with the eco revolution

Central to the whole debate is the question of people’s buy in to what the transition means for their own lifestyle.

By John Redwood MP | 17 November 2021

Sam Hall: COP26 has kept 1.5 degrees alive. But more must be done to keep it well.

We’re closer to a greener, cleaner, safer planet, but the real success of the summit will only be determined in the years ahead.

By Sam Hall | 15 November 2021

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