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5 reasons I (mostly) agree with Tony Blair on Net Zero
It was just a few months ago when Tony Blair issued a paper hailing the Conservatives’ decision to put the Net Zero target into law as "a significant…
 • Joss Garman
Can Starmer hold Labour’s emerging rural coalition together?
5 options to respond to the farmers’ protests.
 • Joss Garman and Ruth Davis
Labour’s Green New Deal is dead but Reeves may still become Britain’s greenest Chancellor.
Starmer’s decision to finally surrender his position on his £28 billion-a-year green investment plan effectively ends hopes for a transformative…
 • Joss Garman
A big green flip-flop from Starmer and Reeves would backfire.
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have consistently put the clean energy transition right at the centre of Labour’s economic offer, arguing that a big…
 • Joss Garman
Sunak's new climate plan is coming next month. Will it add up?
With an impending general election in which cost of living concerns will be front of mind for voters, both Sunak and Starmer were always going to want…
 • Joss Garman
4 lessons from Uxbridge.
Nobody really questions that ULEZ was a pivotal issue in the election in Uxbridge - even though the policy is popular with most Londoners.
 • Joss Garman
London's row over clean air risks derailing green policies elsewhere.
The case for the scheme is strong, but needs making more loudly.
 • Joss Garman
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