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Road to Net Zero

Why 2023 could be a turning point for climate action. Plus: landmark green legislation boosts the renewables industry, while sparking transatlantic tensions; Gfanz endures growing pains; UK party politics; and how to drive behaviour change

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Why 2023 might just be a turning point for climate action
Policy and regulatory breakthroughs are coming together — but will government and business deliver?
Solar set to overtake other energy sources by 2027
Cheaper installation costs and energy security concerns are driving expansion
Calls for clearer communication to cultivate greener consumers
Environmentalists say unified messaging and policy are vital for behavioural change
Mark Carney’s green alliance rides out stormy waters
Forum for financial institutions faces challenges as it is caught between political threats and the 1.5C Paris target
Green subsidies lift wind industry’s longer term prospects
Legislation in the US and Europe is expected to boost activity towards the end of the year
How the UK’s electoral system holds back green groups
Small environmental parties struggle to influence climate agenda under ‘first-past-the-post’

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