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Economics

Climate Income – How this powerful climate policy can address the cost of living crisis.

The next UK government must address the cost of living crisis. It’s also clear from public data that the climate crisis is an ongoing concern for 75%. Now there is the opportunity to kill multiple birds with one stone. The latest developments in the EU Green Deal are contributing to international momentum on the subject of carbon pricing. …

Read moreClimate Income – How this powerful climate policy can address the cost of living crisis.

Fiddling while Rhodes burns, we can remind politicians there is a fair and just way to decarbonise….

Both Labour and Conservative politicians have been spooked by the narrow by-election win in Uxbridge which has been squarely attributed to campaigning on the proposed extension of the Ulez scheme. Few commentators pointed out that Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham and Bradford received a combined £230m in Government funding for their scrappage schemes, but London and the …

Read moreFiddling while Rhodes burns, we can remind politicians there is a fair and just way to decarbonise….

Woodhouse Colliery decision makes no sense – climate and economy will lose

I have just sent a quick email to my MP about the decision to approve Woodhouse Colliery. He, thanks to the efforts of our local CCL group, understands and supports the case for Climate Income but I would have written even if I was not campaignong for Climate Income. The decision makes no sense even …

Read moreWoodhouse Colliery decision makes no sense – climate and economy will lose

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.

A few thoughts on the British Energy Security Strategy…

The crisis caused by the war in Ukraine has prompted the Government to rejig its energy policy in order to increase energy security by reducing the need for imported fuel. This rethink could have been an opportunity to move away from the use of gas as our base load fuel and stick to our commitments …

Read moreA few thoughts on the British Energy Security Strategy…

How Climate Income could transform the world….

The progressive think tank Autonomy, which researches solutions for climate change, the future of work and economic planning published a (very readable) report titled ‘Toll Gates and Money Pumps: Why carbon taxation could be a simple, fair and transformative policy instrument’ on the 21st of March. The report outlines how a globally applied carbon fee …

Read moreHow Climate Income could transform the world….
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