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How to make sure Labour’s policies tackle the climate crisis
A Labour policy expert on how the party's policies can be transformed.
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Even oil companies support a carbon tax
We need solid frameworks to guide public behaviour and attitudes towards the environment
The fall-out from the carbon bubble bursting could devastate Scotland
Scotland might become the ‘Saudi Arabia of renewables’, as Salmond has promised, but that will mean little unless we stop being the Scotland of oil.
Half of Telegraph readers belief climate change a ‘natural phenomenon’. 98% of scientists disagree
On the back of chairman of the Commons Energy and Climate Change committee Tim Yeo's comments that climate change may not be man-made after all, the Telegraph have done a poll asking its readers if they think the same.
Britain one of only four EU states which saw emissions increase in 2012
The UK was one of just four EU states that saw an increase in carbon emissions between 2011 and 2012, according to a new report.
We must not let irresponsible deniers delay urgent action on climate change
The motivating factor for many climate sceptical bloggers and columnists is often an ideological dislike of government intervention - but the route to lower energy bills requires exactly that.