Economics and policy

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).

Extinction Rebellion hits the financial district - echoing Occupy London protests that began in 2011 and lasted months.

We must think beyond market mechanisms to fund an internationalist Green New Deal which repairs loss and damage globally.

The Green New Deal focusses on heavy investment in green technology – but the elephant in the room is consumption.

The movement for a Green New Deal in the UK must move beyond party politics if it is to achieve the transformational change needed.

The youth movement leading the call for climate justice has emerged as one of the most powerful social and political forces in recent memory.

Founder of organic veg box company Riverford used acceptance speech in front of royalty to highlight how capitalism is ‘destroying our collective future’.

The future will surely be ours if we all come together to demand a Green New Deal.