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Polluting diesel lorries risk driving up UK inflation – phasing them out is a no-brainer

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By Nicholas G Davies
| greenallianceblog.org.uk
This article was originally published in BusinessGreen. The end of the road for polluting diesel lorries is finally in sight. A long awaited government consultation is considering how the UK could drive truck makers to phase out the sale of lighter diesel heavy good vehicles (HGVs) by 2035 and the biggest lorries by 2040.
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Finally, we have a serious plan for warm, low carbon homes

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By Nicholas G Davies
| greenallianceblog.org.uk
Britain’s old, heat leaking, gas burning homes left the country exposed to the energy shock that followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, fuelling the cost of living crisis. Four years on and energy bills are still hundreds of pounds higher than they were before the crisis. Successive governments have struggled to deliver progress on insulating and electrifying homes. What we’ve needed is a well thought through, properly funded plan.
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A quick summary of the UK’s new climate and growth plan

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By Nicholas G Davies
| greenallianceblog.org.uk
The government met its legal deadline to publish a new climate action plan this week, with the Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan (CBGDP). It quantifies how past, present and future policies to cut emissions, and cascading tipping points in clean technology and societal change, could help to close the remaining gap in meeting the UK’s climate targets for the 2030s, on the path to net zero.
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