General Election 2024: climate change priorities for the next UK government

Brandmayr, C., Bird, J., Jennings, N., Gilbert, A., Ward, B., Burke, J.ORCID logo, Mercer, L.ORCID logo & Serin, E.ORCID logo (2024). General Election 2024: climate change priorities for the next UK government. Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, London School of Economics and Political Science.
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This year’s General Election in the UK takes place against a backdrop of worsening climate change impacts at home and around the world, with heatwaves and more intense storms already affecting lives and livelihoods across the country and increasing pressure on vital public services like the NHS. As the window of opportunity to limit the worst effects of climate change narrows, the lifetime of the next government will be critical in putting the UK firmly on track to deliver the near-term emissions reductions needed to keep global temperatures as close as possible to 1.5°C and to promote a more resilient economy and society. This will not only avoid the worst climate impacts, but it will also deliver widespread economic, social and health benefits for households and businesses and will reassert the UK’s climate leadership on the global stage.

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