Nature loss is not simply an environmental problem. It is a growing economic and financial risk. In her keynote speech at Sustainable Finance Live, Debbie Tann argues that sustainable finance must…
Environmental Delivery Plans must not become a "cash to trash" system.
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 is firmly embedded in law, the Hampshire and Solent Combined County Authority is up and running, local government reorganisation is…
In November last year, the Nuclear Regulatory Review (known as the Fingleton Review) was published, setting out recommendations to accelerate nuclear development in the UK. But from the outset,…
The Nuclear Regulatory Review is built on a flawed diagnosis. And when a problem is misdiagnosed, the wrong cure is prescribed.
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill is a landmark piece of legislation - a genuine shift of power closer to communities. That ambition is widely welcomed. But as this Bill moves…
This should have been the year we turned the tide for nature. Instead, the Government appears poised to preside over the worst environmental rollback in decades.
The Government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill is being billed as a way to unlock growth while restoring nature. But beneath that promise lies a serious risk to wildlife and wild places they –…
As the Planning and Infrastructure Bill progresses through the Lords, we highlight the issues that still remain with Part 3, what must change, and how to keep nature at the heart of decisions.
The amendments are a small shift forward, but they don’t change the big picture. This is still a bad bill for nature – just slightly less damaging than before.
