Reducing Aviation CO2
In about 25 years time aviation is likely to be the biggest source of UK greenhouse gas emissions, and probably the hardest to reduce.
SR
7 Mar 2020
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Brexit - a summary of key impacts on environmental law
It is still uncertain what kind of Brexit we will have. Specific areas of UK environmental law will be affected differently depending on the nature of the UK's exit and a complex range of factors (such as the history and origin of the law, how it has been implemented into domestic law, whether it is an area that is directly relevant to access to the single market, wider policy objectives and whether the UK has a history of non-compliance).
GW
7 Mar 2020
Severn Barrage - No Barrier to the Barrage
No Barrier to the Barrage At last a proposal for a Severn Barrage that ticks all the boxes! The Severn estuary has the second highest rise and fall of tide in the world. For nearly 100 years, since 1925 in fact, people have been proposing that this huge flow of water could be used to generate electricity.
BC
9 Mar 2020
test article march 1 2000 to separate my challenge 2019 drafts
test article march 1 2000 toi separate my challenge 2019 drafts
29 Mar 2000
Tackling the Climate Emergency - a Personal View of our 2019 Policy Paper and its influence on the Party.
Calling out Carbon Neutral target dates is pretty Meaningless Gesture Politics. Background
SB
14 Mar 2020
The EV revolution hasn't happened yet, but why not?
With climate change now firmly on the agenda of most governments, bold activists like Gretta Thunberg increasingly shaming world leaders for their inaction on environmental matters and, over 4m people dying each year due to air quality issues around the world (World Health Organisation statistics), the driver for a greener, cleaner world and a transition from combustion engine to electric vehicles is pretty clear.
CPJ
7 Mar 2020
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