Mapping America’s Meat Carbon Footprint: Urban Consumption Patterns and Sustainable Solutions
The Environmental Impact of U.S. Meat Consumption As climate change concerns intensify, researchers are turning their attention to one of…
The Environmental Impact of U.S. Meat Consumption As climate change concerns intensify, researchers are turning their attention to one of…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is launching the Sterling 20 initiative with major UK pension funds managing £3tn in assets. The plan aims to replicate Canada’s successful pension investment model and boost funding for British infrastructure projects ahead of next week’s Regional Investment Summit.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will reportedly launch the “Sterling 20” initiative next week with approximately 20 of the UK’s largest pension funds, aiming to streamline investment in British infrastructure and growth projects, according to sources familiar with the plans. The initiative seeks to replicate Canada’s successful pension investment model that has demonstrated significant results in domestic project funding.
Leading UK energy executives have testified that household electricity bills could increase by 20% by 2030 even if wholesale prices halve. The warnings challenge Labour’s election pledge to reduce energy bills by £300 annually through decarbonization efforts.
Senior executives from the UK’s largest energy suppliers have issued stark warnings about rising household electricity bills, presenting a significant challenge to the government’s energy cost reduction targets, according to parliamentary testimony.