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Whatever options HMT chooses, it must understand that the crisis could get very serious. That will inevitably require fiscal action in the short term, but it also requires a serious plan to get off gas. Without it, the UK economy will remain at the mercy of LNG tankers…

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It’s always risky reading too much into pre-Budget briefing wars, but this does not sound like an intervention that is well calibrated to deal with the energy crisis we face this winter. The key problem, as ever, is our over reliance on gas, and these measures would do little to change that

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Polling shows that high temperatures have made more than 50% of British people more fearful about the future. So how can experiences of extreme weather influence climate engagement and behaviour change? 🗒️ Read this by Bella Zanin & Tyndall Centre's @lwhitmarsh.bsky.social: 🔗 buff.ly/GF6IXW5

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This criticism of heat pump subsidies also misunderstands how energy (probably all capital intensive transitions) happen. First those that can afford to do so become early adopters. The people who bought the first $1,000 dollar Iphone paved the way for the rest to follow.

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