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Only 6 months left till COP26. What must the UK do to make it a success? May 11, 2021By LaurieBlog Post, Featured
In 6 months from now, the UK is due to host the next big United Nations (UN) climate change conference, COP26. This Summit was originally planned for last November, but got delayed because of the pandemic, which continues to ravage countries and communities across the globe. The situation is currently particularly dire in India. For those concerned about the situation in India, here is a list of ongoing and updated places to send financial support.
There are many similarities between the pandemic and the climate crisis. The burning of fossil fuels – the leading cause of climate change – not only warms our planet but also causes widespread air pollution. This means both COVID-19 and the climate crisis – cause people to literally gasp for air. The impacts of both crises are worst for those that are most vulnerable, while the ric
Senior transport planners and climate experts have urged transport secretary Grant Shapps and London Mayor Sadiq Khan to put an immediate stop to work on the Silvertown Tunnel to re-evaluate the scheme’s environmental impact.
In a letter to Shapps and Khan, the group of 52 academics and campaigners have called for an “emergency review” to be carried out to determine if the East London project is in line with the UK’s climate change objectives. (See below for full list of signatories.)
The group of objectors cite the government’s recent decision to intervene in the Cumbria coal mine planning row – as well as the upcoming COP26 conference – as grounds for carrying out an inquiry into the Silvertown Tunnel scheme.