Economics and policy

The undisclosed interests trashing our lives - to be revealed in The Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism and How It Came to Control Your Life featuring George Monbiot.

Fair taxes on the UK’s biggest polluters could have raised up to £23bn last year to combat the climate crisis – Oxfam

To decarbonise transport we need to escape the false promise of the car advert.

The recent recurring ecological shocks may finally be provoking some fresh thinking amongst the world’s elite policymakers.

Study finds green growth is not happening and is out of reach in high-income countries, stressing need for post-growth policy to meet Paris targets.

Degrowth and its opponents recognize the necessity of mass movements and system change to address the climate emergency.

Few corporations understand the real mechanics, and implications, of the UN backed SBTi’s framework.

Possible pitfalls of the EU carbon market for road transport and buildings and how to avoid them.

British Government urged to support circular economy as world hits Earth Overshoot Day.

Economists in the mainstream have not even begun to understand the implications of ecological systems collapse.

The first ever ‘summit of the future’ will be staged by the United Nations next year. It might be our last chance.

How is Kew Gardens planting trees in order to protect British species in a changing climate?

Scientists are calling for urgent global action to address the escalating issue of marine plastic pollution, as a recent study identified deadly ocean hotspots.

By seeking refuge in remote and awe-inspiring parts of the natural world, could we inadvertently be harming the very landscapes that we love?

The great acceleration - in GDP, population, cities, travel, deforestation, pollution - is on some metrics stuttering. What does this mean for a just transition?