On Wednesday 16 October, Peers for the Planet and the University of Exeter published a new guide to climate change , featuring contributions from world-leading scientists - to help UK parliamentarians understand and respond to the urgent climate challenges we are facing. A reception to celebrate the launch of the guide took place in the Churchill Room in the House of Commons, which brought together over 150 parliamentarians across both houses and political divides, as well as

A guide to help parliamentarians understand and respond to the challenges of climate change will be launched today in the House of Commons.   The Parliamentarians’ Guide to Climate Change   contains contributions by world-leading climate experts to provide policy makers – at the national and local level – with an overview of key areas of climate science.   The authors stress the need for urgent action and call upon politicians to work across party lines to tackle the climate

Yesterday, P4P Chair, Baroness Hayman chaired several sessions of an online conference on onshore wind. Watched by over 100 attendees and featuring academic experts, local leaders and industry representatives, the event explored the regulatory climate and future prospects for UK onshore wind. The event was arranged by the Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum and saw contributions from leaders at SSE, the Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire County Council among othe