Environment
The Helm Review: Flop26
Mace hears from economist and climate expert Professor Dieter Helm on his assessment of Cop26
Fine words from Defra butters no parsnips
Can new laws make farming pay? If not, our countryside faces the biggest threat for centuries
Sustaining the palm oil debate
Palm oil has long been vilified for its unsustainability – but Malaysia’s palm oil minister Zuraida Kamaruddin thinks the industry can, and should, be saved
Green and pleasant plans
Virginijus Sinkevičius, the EU’s youngest commissioner speaks to Ben Goldsmith, chair of the Conservative Environment Network, about Cop26, collective responsibility and blue carbon
Future fuel
Jacob Young MP tells Mace why he’s backing clean hydrogen as the fuel of the future
Turning up the temperature
Ahead of Cop26, can Joe Biden’s bold climate change action plan help save the planet?
The polluter will need to pay
Why the ‘cake, have, eat’ approach won’t fix the climate emergency
Norway Backtracks on Climate Commitments
Norway’s stonewalling on deforestation incentive payments to Indonesia undermines future rich-poor cooperation on climate change
An MEP on… A Just Transition
Europe is leading the way in promoting a quick phasing out of coal and bridging natural resources like gas
Keeping the lights turned off
Light pollution means most of us rarely see the full beauty of the sky at night. Stargazing MP Andrew Griffith plans to change that
New trade secretary must stand firm against pro-Brussels lobbying
For Bill Cash, trade is the policy area where the UK can most significantly, and successfully, depart from the Brussels bureaucratic model.
Baroness Jenkin: gone swishing
The Conservative peer reveals her sustainable lifestyle from clothes swapping and cycling to embracing her freezer and making potato milk
To Westminster: remember climate change?
In her latest Jackdaw entry, Marie Le Conte argues Westminster politicians are forgetting about one very important issue.
Let’s link climate, girls’ education and nature as we build back better
How can Britain be a global leader whilst cutting billions in overseas aid, asks Harriett Baldwin MP
