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Tracing EthicalEvidence in Moral Obligation to Future Generations

The Environmental Blog

The substantial variability of climate change has contributed to detrimental effects in the economic, social, political and environmental sphere that will continue to persist long after we are gone. 2. The Challenge of Climate Change.

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'Leaving our climate laggard status behind': Northern Ireland's net zero climate target to pass into law

Business Green

The passage of the Bill into law will mean that all the devolved nations of the UK now have their own dedicated climate legislation in place, alongside the overarching target set through the UK-wide Climate Change Act.

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Why ‘green growth’ is an oxymoron: Brian Czech of CASSE

Low Impact

This is part 2 of an interview with Brian Czech ( part 1 is here ), the president of CASSE (Centre for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy). Because we operate in green circles, we hear a lot about sustainable growth, or green growth, and it drives me insane – it’s such an oxymoron. He served in the U.S. He’s very good.

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Dozens of Ad & PR Industry Directors Have Ties to Heavily Polluting Industries

DeSmogBlog

This may be helping them recruit a new generation of talent, as young creatives say they are more likely to join a company that has good sustainability credentials, and less interested when the company has fossil fuel industry clients. Twenty-two are still serving in roles at such companies.

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'Well off track': Institute for Government warns UK's net zero efforts are slipping behind schedule

Business Green

The UK government is falling behind scheduled with its pledge to reach net zero emissions by 2050, a new report from the Institute for Government has today warned, highlighting slow progress in key hard-to-decarbonise sectors such as transport, heating, and agriculture.

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Glasgow Climate Pact: Green economy reacts to final COP26 agreement

Business Green

Because as Prime Minister Mia Mottley told us at the start of this conference, for Barbados and other small island states, ‘two degrees is a death sentence'. Because as Prime Minister Mia Mottley told us at the start of this conference, for Barbados and other small island states, ‘two degrees is a death sentence'. "It

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Department for Energy Security and Net Zero: The green economy reacts to Whitehall overhaul

Business Green

What could it all mean for the UK's energy and climate policy going forward, particularly with the government under pressure to publish a revamped Net Zero Strategy before the end of next month? Whilst the decarbonisation of our energy supplies is essential to getting to net zero emissions, reaching net zero is an economy-wide transition.

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