London’s Burning – and so is everywhere else
With an unprecedented heatwave this Summer people are beginning to wake up and smell the smoke.
The climate and labour movements have a common interest in linking the climate and cost of living crises.
Climate Catastrophe
Energy strategy; No such thing as a ‘Climate Pass’
The UK government claims that its new energy strategy will provide cleaner and more affordable energy this decade. It won’t.
War or Climate?
The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has just released a report that should have alarm bells ringing in everyone’s heads. Instead what we have is a war drive from the USA to shore up its weakening global dominance, that involves a massive divergence of the investment needed into military expenditure.
After COP26: The world needs climate cooperation, not a new Cold War
Statement published by No Cold War following the COP26 conference.
Fossil Fuels in the COP Decision Text: Why the US, not India, is the problem
By focusing only on coal and not including oil and gas, the COP26 text disproportionately impacts certain developing countries like China and India. All fossil fuels must be phased down, in an equitable manner.
USA “has some catching up to do”
The country-by-country league table from the latest Carbon Change Performance Index, which covers 64 countries responsible for 92% of global greenhouse gas emissions, shows that the US is at 55 – 9th worst.