The green recovery

The green recovery

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Progress in the face of adversity: even as coronavirus shut down Greater Manchester, work carried on in the fight against climate change © Andy Barton/Alamy Live News

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We must act now to create a more sustainable world

Our future must be greener and fairer for everyone

The green recovery

Blyth in Northumberland, which is set to be home to one of the UK’s first “gigafactories.” © David Levenson/Alamy Stock Photo

Investing in low-carbon jobs is not just about the future

The UK’s potential for wind generation puts us in prime position to be a major producer of “green” hydrogen. © Phil Rees/Shutterstock

The role of hydrogen in the climate puzzle

The dramatic shift from coal to renewables in our electricity supply is down to subsidies and astute policy decisions © Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA Archive/PA Images

The price of green power

Members of the UK’s first citizens’ assembly on climate change in Birmingham. The assembly acknowledged the importance of housing in meeting the UK’s emission targets. © Fabio De Paola/PA Archive/PA Images

Building homes to last

Making finance green will be crucial to encourage and develop a net-zero economy © Photo by Riccardo Bresciani from Pexels

In the green

Rhian-Mari Thomas

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A just transition

Martha McPherson

Power to the people: recognising climate change as a social challenge means giving people an active role in our energy system. © Kirsty O’Connor/PA Wire/PA Images

Putting the people first

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In numbers: the UK’s journey to net zero

The world’s first carbon capture storage (CCS) site in Germany. Such sites may become commonplace across the UK as CCS becomes a viable alternative © Bernhard Classen/Alamy Stock Photo

Capturing the market

“The work we are putting in today will put us at the forefront of the global zero-emission vehicle revolution”. © Leon Neal, WPA Pool/Getty Images

Electric dreams: an interview with transport minister Rachel Maclean

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The green industrial revolution: The need for a systems-led approach for transport

Sizewell nuclear power station in Suffolk. The CCC recommends generating 10GW through nuclear power to ensure a balanced pathway to net zero. © Jack Hobhouse / Alamy Stock Photo

Engineering our way to net zero in the UK

David Cole & Chris Ball

Co-funded by the ATI and led by Rolls-Royce, ACCEL aims to break the world record for the fastest all-electric flight

Cleared for takeoff