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Decarbonisation

The IMF says that the world needs to mitigate climate change now using a form of Climate Income, the cost of procrastination will only get higher…

A Guardian report on the 5th October examines the predictions of a chapter in the current IMF half yearly World Economic Outlook report. It  has a chapter titled Near-Term Macroeconomic Impact of Decarbonization Policies. The chapter models the cost of delaying the tackling of climate change until ‘conditions are right’ and current global inflation has …

Read moreThe IMF says that the world needs to mitigate climate change now using a form of Climate Income, the cost of procrastination will only get higher…

Oxford University report argues that switching to renewable energy would be as good for the pocket as the planet.

The report titled Empirically grounded technology forecasts and the energy transition derives from a collaboration between the Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School, the Oxford Martin Programme on the Post-Carbon Transition, the Smith School of Enterprise & Environment at the University of Oxford, and SoDa Labs at Monash University. Professor Doyne …

Read moreOxford University report argues that switching to renewable energy would be as good for the pocket as the planet.

Three former UNFCCC Executive Secretaries speak out.

On the 1st June three former UN climate chiefs, Christian Figueres (2010-16), Yvo de Beor (2006-10) and Michael Zammit Cutajar (1991-2002) wrote a joint article in the Guardian. They state that in February the world’s governments endorsed the IPPC report on Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability and thus the statement that… “The cumulative scientific evidence is …

Read moreThree former UNFCCC Executive Secretaries speak out.

Growing interest in the merits of carbon pricing in general and Climate Income in particular as the old arguments against it are losing ground….

It seems appropriate to be writing about a blog by an Oxfam researcher on this Jubilee weekend as the biblical purpose of Jubilee years was to release the indebted and restore their land to them. Climate change is a symptom of global economic and social injustice. In the debate about solutions carbon pricing is often …

Read moreGrowing interest in the merits of carbon pricing in general and Climate Income in particular as the old arguments against it are losing ground….
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Growing support for an international carbon price floor.

Last year the IMF called for a globally applied carbon price floor corresponding to a country’s wealth, with a suggested tariff in 2021 of $75 for the wealthiest countries and $25 for less developed countries. Today in the Times (paywall) Mehreen Khan, the economics editor, makes the case for an effective international carbon pricing system rather …

Read moreGrowing support for an international carbon price floor.

‘Its been a great meeting!’ … as the activist said to the Bishop

Rob Paton updates us on the fantastic progress made by Citizens:mk and its future ambitions to go global, or at least England and Wales! Last September at the Citizens:mk climate assembly, the Bishop of Oxford agreed to a request for a meeting to discuss Climate Income, and whether he might use his position on the …

Read more‘Its been a great meeting!’ … as the activist said to the Bishop

Tackling fuel poverty during the great transition – 7 principles for climate activists

CCL member Rob Paton explains how Climate Income can be used as a solution to the fuel price crisis as well as the environmental one. 1  The fuel poverty facing many households and the climate crisis facing us all must be tackled in synch. If they are not dealt with together, each problem worsens the …

Read moreTackling fuel poverty during the great transition – 7 principles for climate activists

Another fantastic plug for Climate Income from one of our members!

Last year Rob Paton and Citizens:MK succeeded in gaining unaminous support for Climate Income from Milton Keynes Council. Rob then went on to write about the campaign in the national Quaker magazine, The Friend. Rob has now succeeded in getting a full article published which he has given me permission to reproduce here. I attended …

Read moreAnother fantastic plug for Climate Income from one of our members!

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

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?
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