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green alliance's blog on environmental policy and politics facebook twitter youtube linkedin search for: menu view all posts themes ⌄ political leadership resource stewardship sustainable business low carbon future natural environment greening the economy authors why aren’t mps feeling the pressure to act on climate change? this post is written by gwen buck, policy adviser at green alliance. ten years ago something happened in parliament that needs to be celebrated. something that showed the uk as read more » how can we make sure the low carbon energy transition is fair? this post is by sivapriya mothilal bhagavathy of the university of oxford, samantha crichton of the sustainable energy association, melanie rohse of the global sustainability institute and daisy goaman of read more » is it time to give climate policy a new home in government? this post is by hywel lloyd, green alliance associate and author of a framework for action: next steps for regulatory and policy powers over energy in wales read more » what does the withdrawal agreement say about the environment? this post is by stephen hinchley, principal policy officer, external affairs, rspb. on wednesday 14 november, after almost two years of negotiations and a marathon five hour cabinet meeting, the read more » the government’s guessing game on future environmental governance this blog was first published by business green. on 6 november, the environmental audit committee published the government’s response to its report into the 25 year environment plan and defra’s read more » the people have spoken: they want products that last and recyclable packaging environmentalists have long grappled with problems of ‘climate fatigue’ and the paralysis that can result from the threat of impending disaster, especially if that disaster is approaching slowly, “like a read more » latest on political leadership why aren’t mps feeling the pressure to act on climate change? 29 november, 2018 one comment this post is written by gwen buck, policy adviser at green alliance. ten years ago something happened in parliament that needs to be celebrated. something is it time to give climate policy a new home in government? 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