In November 2020, Boris Johnson announced a £12 billion 'Ten Point Plan' for a 'green industrial revolution'. Critics say it's not nearly enough. They're right. (Read the story in The Guardian)

A guide by Paul Chatterton - author of Unlocking Sustainable Cities - for councils properly to address the Climate and Ecological Emergency.

An Extinction Rebellion submission (Oct. 2020) to the Treasury Select Committee on Decarbonisation and Green Finance, calling for the Treasury to be more radical.

Guardian article on how Citizens' Assemblies, a.k.a. 'deliberative democracy', may save a broken parliamentary system.

Books by the economist Ann Pettifor and the Canadian journalist-activist, Naomi Klein, each making the case for a Green New Deal.

The resident-led Climate and Ecological Emergency Commission (CEEC) is helping H&F council achieve zero carbon by 2030. Learn about and support their work here.

Useful review - by Carbon Brief - of the Climate Assembly's process and report, published in September 2020.

Did you know there's an all-party parliamentary group dedicated to the long-term view - on behalf of future generations? You can keep up with their work and attend their events.

Friends of the Earth suggest 33 actions for local authorities to take on climate change.

On 17 July 2019, LBHF declared a Climate and Ecological Emergency: read about it here.

In Sept. 2020, the UK's first Citizens' Assembly (set up by Parliamentary Select Committees) published its 'path to net zero' report - and it's far bolder than government policy.

In June 2020, the Committee on Climate Change published 'Reducing UK emissions', its annual progress report to Parliament. Its findings are summarised in this Guardian article.