Events

Eren Ozturk

Erica Watson

Escaping green deprivation

Johnson’s seven-mile cycle ride has been criticised, but many people in Britain have no choice but to travel to get safe access to green space

Ethical Business

How a new breed of business is changing the world

Europe should stop fetishising fiscal discipline

Sebastian Mang and others write to the Financial Times

Europe's fiscal framework – the people's view?

How austerity made us poorer and less able to cope with crises

Europe-wide frequent flying levy would raise €64bn without any cost to majority of people

Frequent flying levy would cut aviation emissions would by 21%, mainly caused by just 5% of people flying less

European Central Bank to consider climate impact

The Bank will look to conduct a climate impact assessment of its quantitative easing programme

European elections: what to look out for in 2017

Social democracy is in disarray across the continent

European Fiscal Rules for a New Era

Sebastian Mang wrote for Green European Journal

EU’s most indebted countries could spend enough to meet their own climate targets and still see their debt burden fall by the 2030s

The EU’s most indebted countries could spend at least an additional €135bn a year and see their debt burden fall - but new fiscal rules would prohibit this

Eva Neitzert

Even our fish and chips matter in tackling the climate crisis

On National Fish and Chip Day, we need to make sure the British classic isn't contributing to our environmental crisis

Events Associate

Everyday insecurity

Life at the end of the welfare state

Exchange Traded Funds

Exchange-traded funds are no longer the simple, transparent products they once were

Expanding Luton airport will not deliver economic benefits government wants

NEF responds to government’s decision to approve Luton airport expansion plans

Expanding UK airports won’t deliver economic growth

New Economics Foundation calls on Treasury to publish evidence of growth benefits so they can be examined