Chris Venables
@chrisjvenables
π Deputy director, politics + partnerships @greenallianceuk | mental health + musician-ish + crap environmentalist | stutterer | He/him | Views my own
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02-08-2012 11:30:04
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Notable that these two Conservative mayors who've been major champions of ambitious environmental action are outperforming a national party that has stepped back from that agenda. Andy Street Ben Houchen
'Nature will be central to each of the missions that will define Keir Starmerβs Labour government.'
Hugely welcome statement of ambition from Steve Reed on nature being at the heart of the next Government if Labour win the election. π
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Libby Peake, Head of Resource Policy, Green Alliance: One of the UN's best recommendations is for levels of consumption to be brought within sustainable levels. This is not referenced in the UK's current consultation. Our No. 1 recommendation is to start targeting reduction.
National Parks *ought* to be bastions of nature recovery.
Instead, they're often in worse condition for wildlife than the wider landscape, find Campaign for National Parks.
Will Rishi Sunak, @keir_starmer & Ed Davey commit the funds & reforms needed to restore these landscapes?
'We, as a sector, must rigorously champion the fundamental right of all people to live safely and peacefully.'
Read our founder Nathalie McDermott's thoughts on the crucial role #charity leaders can play in the trans rights conversation - writing for Civil Society
I spoke to PoliticsHome on how Labour's recommitment to the green agenda this week was welcome, but there are big questions to answer on how they will deal with major policy gaps - on transport, nature and land use - if they win the next election ππ³
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