Events

UK govt spending a billion pounds less on cutting domestic emissions than it raises through carbon taxes

Just 20% of the new revenue raised from the emissions trading scheme this year will be reinvested to tackle climate change

UK household greenhouse gas emissions: the implications

The distribution of total greenhouse gas emissions by households in the UK, and some implications for social policy

UK national lockdown and the inauguration of the 46th US president

Miatta Fahnbulleh on talkRADIO

UK net-zero ambitions threatened by higher interest rates

Green private investment must increase by £140bn over the next five years to hit UK net zero goals

UK officially enters a recession for the first time in 11 years

Sarah Arnold on BBC Radio London

UK to blame for poor quota deal for its fishers

The UK government is failing to use its powers to manage its fisheries in the interest of the public or struggling fishers - and Brexit won't change that.

UK workers could be owed a significant holiday

Increases in leisure time have decoupled from productivity increases

UK’s fiscal rules ignore risks from climate crisis

New report calls for the Treasury to rip up its fiscal rules and take the risks of the climate crisis more seriously

Unburnable Carbon

Rational investment for sustainability

Under the radar

Exploring the changing picture of poverty and low income in the Surrey borough of Elmbridge

Understanding Devolution

A detailed look at the Greater Manchester devolution deal

Understanding the Barriers to Raising Population Wellbeing

A report for the Department of Health and Sciencewise-ERC

Unemployment set to be above 2 million by Christmas 2021 without further government action

Investing £28.3 billion in quick-to-deploy green infrastructure projects could create more than 400,000, full-time equivalent jobs by December 2021

Unfair Debt Group

Unintended Consequences

How the efficiency agenda erodes local public services and a new public benefit model to restore them

Unions fight new forms of exploitation with new ways of organising

For the first time in UK history, a coalition of four unions have come together in a day of action against outsourcing

Universal Basic Income only goes so far - free public services are essential too

Alfie Stirling writes for The Guardian

Universal basic income: new study finds little evidence that it can live up to its promise

Research reviews 16 projects across the globe