Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the IEA, has commented on Oxfam’s reccomendations that the wealthiest limit their consumption … Continue reading “Oxfam’s environmental proposals are a gateway for state interference”

Responding to Oxfam’s latest study on climate change and the rich, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton argued … Continue reading “Oxfam’s anti-rich research will “set dangerous precedent””

Writing for the Spectator, Annabel Denham, the IEA’s Director of Communications, has put forward her case for scrapping daylight saving. … Continue reading “Abolishing daylight saving would make us happier, safer and perhaps greener”

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced at COP26 that the global financial system will be ‘rewired’ to meet climate commitments. … Continue reading “Rewiring the financial system for net-zero will risk competition”

In his bi-weekly column for The Times, IEA Director General Mark Littlewood discussed COP26 and the likelihood of an effective … Continue reading “Market capitalism can lead to greener outcomes”

Writing for ConservativeHome, the IEA’s Head of Media, Emily Carver, points out that regardless of one’s view on a Net … Continue reading “Without the world’s biggest polluters on side, it’s time to reconsider our climate strategy”

The IEA has been quoted in an article regarding Lord Deben’s Climate Change Committee. The IEA highlighted the Committee’s lack … Continue reading “Committee providing advice on climate policy must be held to account”

UK CLIMATE CHANGE COMMITTEE IN URGENT NEED OF REFORM, SAYS NEW RESEARCH The Climate Change Committee (CCC) was established as … Continue reading “UK Climate Change Committee in urgent need of reform, says new research”

Writing for the Telegraph, IEA Chief Operating Officer Andy Mayer, commented on the Duchy of Cornwall’s plan to build a … Continue reading “Prince Charles’ proposed eco-village is “environmentalism at its best””