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The letter that a group of the UK's leading industrialists sent to the Energy Secretary, Ed Davey on 5 October 2012. They see “potential for significant further investment to support the UK's move to a low carbon power generation if the gove...
For the TUC, a shift to a lower carbon economy is not just necessary but inevitable. Although much more needs to be done to reduce the risk of significant climate change this century, the future lies in greening the economy. This Briefing note sets i...
Briefing on two motions at Congress 2012 on energy and climate change: Backing TUC campaigns on the Energy Bill, including clean coal with CCS within a low carbon energy strategy. Supporting Green Reps networks in every region. And opposing shale gas...
The presence of green union reps is having a significant impact upon UK workplaces - encouraging a growing number of employers to adapt cost-saving energy efficiency measures and persuading colleagues to become more environmentally-aware at work, a c...
The TUC is working with the ETUC to set up a European Green Workplaces Network. This first Briefing describes the key aims of the project.
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