London’s parents want their children to walk or cycle to school. We are already ahead of the rest of the UK in making this easier, funding 430 new School Streets - temporary walking and cycling zones outside schools - improving air quality and enabling better social distancing.

We've made key #Drawdown2020 graphics available on our website — free for educational and press use. Download yours here: ow.ly/E05E50BorC7

Yesterday, the campaign for a pilot to be established in Wales took a giant leap forward with our Parliament agreeing we should trial #UBI. Today, we all must decide on the who, what, when and where. Tomorrow, will be #OurGenerationsNHS #UBIWales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Good example of how the EU can leverage reluctant governments to take #climate seriously... afr.com/companies/ener…

🚨 We’ve just launched an inquiry looking at the path to decarbonising heat in homes. We want to hear your views. Find out more and submit evidence here: committees.parliament.uk/committee/365/… #MyBEISinquiry Climate Assembly UK #ClimateAssemblyUK

James Hansen, the father of climate awareness, advocates #ClimateIncome.

Clear and urgent and DO-ABLE climate plan from @chrisgoodall2 (NB: hydrogen! Carbon tax!) theguardian.com/environment/20…

Oliver Wright in The Times and The Sunday Times reports that the UK Government is considering a carbon tax from Jan 2021 to replace the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. Something that Policy Exchange has called for: 1/3 thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/s…

It's a myth carbon taxes are necessarily regressive. Returning receipts to citizens in equal sums can make it progressive across income groups. Or we could use receipts to cut the most economically damaging taxes to boost growth and jobs. (US e.g. but see files.taxfoundation.org/20191105134952…)

Nor do carbon taxes have to make British industry less competitive. Earlier this year, Centre for Policy Studies published a paper on how to avoid this, using border adjustment mechanisms. cps.org.uk/files/reports/…

Importantly, border adjustment can nudge other countries to up their game on climate action. Do any governments want their exporters paying money to foreign treasuries they could otherwise have? No - so they'll adopt a carbon tax of their own, or clean up their economy, or both.

Carbon Taxes have worked everywhere they’ve been tried. Economists and scientists aren’t divided on this. It’s time for a carbon tax! | Exponents Magazine + Ben Ramanauskas exponentsmag.org/2019/09/11/its…

A Unique Window of Opportunity for a UK Climate Income - mailchi.mp/cf4ffe8dfad3/c…

Sweden’s carbon tax provides us 2 lessons: 1. A well-designed carbon tax should cover a broad base of goods. 2. protecting international competitiveness of domestic industries is best addressed by a border adjustment. niskanencenter.org/what-can-we-le…

REMEMBER! Tuesday 17th November - Motivational Interviewing: How to have an impactful conversation about Climate Income.  - - mailchi.mp/13288a6f4ddf/v…

Yes I can see the irony in this Channel 4 Dispatches tweet but it is worth a watch. Only, however, if you plan to put what you learn into practice. Perhaps start by reducing the quality of the picture before you start streaming...