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The countdown to COP26

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The countdown to COP26

There are fewer than 100 days to COP26 but the gap between climate ambition and action is as wide as ever

Rebekah Diski

30 July 2021

Greening central banking

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Greening central banking

Publications and media coverage

29 July 2021

Levelling up begins with quality public services

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Levelling up begins with quality public services

Short-term funding pots are not enough to fix the damage of austerity.

Beti Baraki, Rose Grayston

29 July 2021

The case for hope

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The case for hope

Over a year since it began, and despite the vaccine rollout, we still don’t know how the pandemic will play out. But this uncertainty can actually be grounds for hope

Christine Berry

28 July 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: how can we tackle the climate crisis while levelling up?

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Weekly Economics Podcast: how can we tackle the climate crisis while levelling up?

Kirsty Styles is joined by Luke Murphy and Rebekah Diski

Kirsty Styles

23 July 2021

Who owns vaccines?

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Who owns vaccines?

Covid vaccine nationalism is showing us that our intellectual property system is broken

Miriam Brett

19 July 2021

Increasing inequality caused by the pandemic

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Increasing inequality caused by the pandemic

Alfie Stirling on GB News

Alfie Stirling

14 July 2021

The road to recovery

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The road to recovery

The pandemic didn’t create inequality in the UK – it only made it worse. But what happens next isn't inevitable.

Lydia Prieg

14 July 2021

Up in the air

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Up in the air

Our consumer choices, from buying less tobacco to more diesel, are shaped by government policy. What if we applied it to air travel?

Alex Chapman

12 July 2021

What world do we want to return to?

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What world do we want to return to?

How a new economy can help build something better

Sofie Jenkinson, Margaret Welsh

12 July 2021

A Frequent Flyer Levy

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A Frequent Flyer Levy

Sharing aviation's carbon budget in a net-zero world

Alex Chapman, Leo Murray, Griffin Carpenter, Christiane Heisse, Lydia Prieg

10 July 2021

A charge on frequent flyers would make post-pandemic holidays cheaper for UK’s poorest households

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A charge on frequent flyers would make post-pandemic holidays cheaper for UK’s poorest households

A new Frequent Flier Levy would raise £5bn a year, help the UK reach its 2050 climate target, and make flying fairer

10 July 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: A climate conversation between two generations

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Weekly Economics Podcast: A climate conversation between two generations

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Ann Pettifor and Izzy Warren

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

09 July 2021

The New Economics Zine

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The New Economics Zine

Issue 3: What world do we want to return to?

09 July 2021

Tackling the housing crisis and rising inequality

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Tackling the housing crisis and rising inequality

Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC's Politics Live

06 July 2021

Risk but no return

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Risk but no return

The government puts billions into research and development – so why doesn't it own a stake in the results?

Duncan McCann

05 July 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Greenwashing

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Weekly Economics Podcast: Greenwashing

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Alice Bell

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

02 July 2021

Cancel up to 100% of rent and rent debt for businesses forced to close during lockdown and a proportion for those with reduced turnover

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Cancel up to 100% of rent and rent debt for businesses forced to close during lockdown and a proportion for those with reduced turnover

The New Economics Foundation calls on government to provide targeted support for SMEs in sectors hardest hit by Covid-19 to prevent a wave of business evictions

30 June 2021

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