Joss' climate memo

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But Putin's war will boost near-term coal & fracking
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The No10 party scandal has prompted talk of a Conservative leadership contest being more likely than not, which could see Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss…
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Having got COP26 done, Alok Sharma reportedly set his sights on an idea for an entire new Whitehall Ministry he wanted to set up and take charge of to…
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Glasgow's COP26 summit was billed as 'the moment of truth' for the Paris Agreement. The world would learn if the agreement was working in its central…
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Some doubt if Boris Johnson's proclaimed passion for prioritising climate action will survive once the global spotlight moves on after the UK-hosted…
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As President Biden edges towards passing two gigantic legislative packages to underpin upgraded climate targets for America, Boris Johnson prepares to…
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With the media's annual summer silly season coming to an abrupt end with the fall of Kabul, the fate of Geronimo the alpaca now seems determined, and so…
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It would be a major understatement to say the UK government faces strong headwinds ahead of COP26. But the next few days could reveal our chances of a…
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Brexit champion Ben Houchen (the man Conservatives are now calling their new "king of the north") was re-elected by a landslide as Mayor of Teesside in…
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The environment ministry has been effectively put into special measures, with a "tiger team" assembled to deliver a countryside climate plan, quickly…
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"In Downing Street, when the mood is dour, attention gravitates towards COP26: the bright green star on the government’s uncertain horizon. It’s the…
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If there’s one thing that unites the UK's climate campaigners and their critics, it’s the belief that getting to net zero by 2050 won’t be easy. With…
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