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Happy, if slightly belated New Year to all our members!

As the fuel price crisis is on everyone’s minds this January member Darrin Charlesworth tops the Letters page in today’s Guardian Online……….. John Vidal’s list (It’s the great green reset: 10 things Britain can do now to save the planet, 3 January) seems very achievable, but I would like to add one more to accelerate …

Read moreHappy, if slightly belated New Year to all our members!
100 economists say now or neverNow or never

Further information on the government response to the Zero C petition.

I have to apologise for being pressed for time yesterday when writing about the parliamentary debate on the Zero C petition. In my haste I failed to take in the fact that the government had produced a briefing on the petition. The briefing states that….. The Government response to the petition refers to the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). …

Read moreFurther information on the government response to the Zero C petition.
100 economists say now or neverNow or never

How did the debate on carbon emission charges go?

On November 1st the much anticipated debate on the Zero C petition was held in a extremely uncrowded Westminster Hall. Catherine Mckinnell (Newcastle upon Tyne Central, Lab) moved the petition, stating that its aim is  to impose a single carbon price across all sectors. …… In its simplest terms, the petition calls for the Government …

Read moreHow did the debate on carbon emission charges go?

CCL member decides to shake up Woman’s Hour!

Wiltshire CCL member Jane Renwick recently realised that a hallowed broadcasting institution which likes to think it is ‘cutting edge’ could do with shaking up when it comes to the most important issue of our time! But I know that CF&D makes sense and it frustrates me that so few people are talking about making …

Read moreCCL member decides to shake up Woman’s Hour!

Members respond to the IPPC report – Part 2

Please note that these essays are not the official view of CCL UK but of some of our members….. Carbon Fee and Dividend is structured to provide subsidy to ordinary householders as they begin to confront the costs of transitioning to a net zero carbon economy.   In addition, Carbon Fee and Dividend can be expected …

Read moreMembers respond to the IPPC report – Part 2

The consensus is growing – what surveys, petitions and the media are saying and what we can do about it…

Reading the daily email alert from Carbon Brief is fascinating and getting more and more time consuming! I have certainly noticed a real shift of media opinion towards the climate emergency over the past year, as the effects of climate change are becoming more and more immediate. There are very few denial editorials these days …

Read moreThe consensus is growing – what surveys, petitions and the media are saying and what we can do about it…

CCL (UK) Members respond to the IPCC report.

Many thanks to all the members who responded to our request for comments and articles about the benefits of CF+D in relation to the IPCC report. It’s great to see a variety of points of view (remember they are members views and not official CCL policy). Here are the first 3…… In light of the …

Read moreCCL (UK) Members respond to the IPCC report.
Carbon fee and dividend illustration by Mini Grey

What is the IPPR report suggesting?

In April there was a news report on citizen’s juries which were set up in areas which would be most affected by decarbonisation. Their deliberations fed into a cross party environmental justice commission along with business leaders, union leaders and the Institute for Public Policy Research which produced its report on the 14th July. The …

Read moreWhat is the IPPR report suggesting?

If you can’t beat them, join them!

I have just read an article in the Bloomberg Green newsletter which discusses carbon pricing. Indonesia has announced that it will impose a carbon tax of about $5 per ton of emissions in order to raise revenue as well as meet climate goals. Whilst this is about a tenth of the current EU ETS carbon …

Read moreIf you can’t beat them, join them!

The reality of climate change can no longer be ignored in North America but what is the best policy to combat it?

The reality of climate change has hit hard over the past week with the deadly heatwave in the Pacific NW. The issue of how to combat rising emissions can no longer be kept off the front pages. On Friday 2nd Carbon Brief Daily reported that a frontpage story in the Times stated that “ministers have drawn …

Read moreThe reality of climate change can no longer be ignored in North America but what is the best policy to combat it?
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