This report outlines how policies in the United Kingdom that cut emissions can also reduce the cost of living, both now and in the future.

The authors of this report argue that gas extraction in the North Sea is uneconomic and that energy policy should focus on investing in renewable technologies.

This paper argues that training up the workforce will enable the UK government to marry its environmental aims with its economic and social ambitions.

This report discusses the economic, environmental and social benefits for the UK to reduce the number of annual car journeys.

This document argues that by cutting energy demand, improving efficiency and keeping raw materials in use for longer, the United Kingdom can stay within its global fair share of resources.