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What we learned this week
Westminster underground station is the one that members of Parliament use, so it’s lobbyist central – I usually find it full of Heathrow or oil company adverts. Recently Norway’s Equinor took out ads championing gas as a low carbon fuel. Murray Worthy made a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority, who banned Equinor from using […]
Luton airport expansion and the limits of decoupling
A few weeks ago I was speaking to my MP about the expansion of Luton airport. In an age of climate crisis, how can we continue to drive expansion of such a major source of pollution? At a time when we need to be decarbonising the entire economy, Luton Airport is one of the fastest […]
Nestlé announce plans for net zero by 2050
The global food corporation Nestlé has committed to net zero carbon emissions by 2050, as a business response to the Paris Agreement. This will bring its environmental policies in line with the IPCC’s latest recommendations for keeping within 1.5 degrees of warming. The Switzerland based company sells its products in almost every country in the […]

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