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Labour Climate and Environment Forum
An independent organisation supporting climate and environmental action across the labour movement.
About Labour Climate and Environment Forum
Labour Climate and Environment Forum believes that tackling the climate and environment emergency is an issue of social justice and economic prosperity that should sit comfortably at the heart of the movement as a core labour value. The UK can only keep its global standing as a leader in this field if we have a strong labour movement producing the ideas and solutions needed to transition to the zero pollution, zero waste, naturally thriving world we all want to see. And only if this transition has equity, fairness and social justice at its heart will we be able to tackle the most significant long-term threat we face – climate and ecological breakdown.
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Signals from Labour Climate and Environment Forum
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Labour Climate and Environment Forum confirmed its speakers for the flagship Conference reception this year in partnership with the Association for Decentralised Energy.
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Presence & Recognition
Labour Climate and Environment Forum is hosting Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Miatta Fahnbulleh in the LCEF Hub in conversation with Ailbhe Rea, Political Editor at the New Statesman.
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Research & Knowledge
Labour Climate and Environment Forum published a transport blog by Celeste Hicks from Aviation Environment Federation arguing that the UK needs a better way forward focused on scaling up the sustainable aviation sector rather than airport expansion.
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Presence & Recognition
Labour Climate and Environment Forum hosted a breakfast reception with Green Alliance to discuss UK food security and climate change.
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Research & Knowledge
Labour Climate and Environment Forum published a blog post by Zak Bond from Clean Cities outlining why London should look to the Netherlands to introduce a Zero Emission Zone for Freight (ZEZ-F) to address the gap in NOx pollution from diesel company vans.
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