Economics and policy

A Green New Deal is the only practical solution for tackling the climate crisis.

Genuine climate justice means thinking big when it comes to economic inequality. A 'carbon fee and dividend' would reduce emissions and poverty.

Government 'green finance strategy' includes £5 million green home finance fund.

A group of leading business have launched a global initiative aimed at jumpstarting the plastics circular economy.

It’s time banks start to act responsibly and in the long-term interests of their customers.

Information Rights Tribunal asked to rule over heavily redacted documents from Liam Fox’s trade working groups with over twenty countries.

Confusion reigns as UN Environment publishes, then retracts, an article criticising the use of carbon credits to make up for polluting activities.

Organisations called on to drive sustainable business practices during London’s Circular Economy Week.

After years of defending basic policy positions, this year a renaissance of ideas, ambition and strategy is bursting up from Labour’s grassroots.

Radical Green New Deal pushed closer to becoming Labour policy.

Why are coal-fired power stations continuing to buy coal in excess of their projected life span?

Historical Materialism 2019 focusses on disaster communism, extinction capitalism, and how to survive tomorrow.

The Green New Deal moves beyond market-based instruments and might even debunk the need for pursuing economic growth at all costs.

Ed Miliband, former Labour party leader, launches new IPPR Environmental Justice Commission by demanding radical action.

Spaniards threw their weight behind a Green New Deal programme by re-electing the pro-climate Spanish Socialist party (PSOE).