All Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change
The UK’s contribution in responding to the climate crisis will be measured not just in the quantity of emissions we reduce, but in the quality of the vision, innovation and leadership we provide.
Briefings
This collection draws together the strength of UK science and research with UK policymakers, detailing the areas where work is still needed on climate policy and demonstrating the many solutions that are readily to hand.
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Climate APPG Annual Report 2023-24
Read the latest Climate APPG Annual Report
20.09.23
News Briefing 20th September
It has been reported that the Government is considering weakening various policies related to net zero, with an announcement expected imminently. The following briefing covers the economic case for net zero, why action now is essential, and details on policies which have been rumoured to be weakened.
Who we are
Members
The APPG on Climate Change was founded to coincide with the passing of the 2008 Climate Change Act. We share a common conviction that the climate crisis is a challenge that can and must be surmounted.
Caroline Lucas MP
Chair, Climate APPG
MP for Brighton Pavilion
Tommy Sheppard MP
Vice Chair, Climate APPG
Edinburgh East
Selaine Saxby MP
Vice Chair, Climate APPG
MP for North Devon
Barry Gardiner MP
Vice Chair, Climate APPG
MP for Brent North
Events
This collection draws together the strength of UK science and research with UK policymakers, detailing the areas where work is still needed on climate policy and demonstrating the many solutions that are readily to hand.
Featured
Parliamentary roundtable with Rt Hon. Lord Benyon (FCDO Minister)
Parliamentary roundtable with Rt Hon. Lord Benyon (FCDO Minister)
06.09.23
Wednesday 6th September 2023
Speakers
Steve Pye
Tessa Khan
Darren Procter
As the public and political discussion around transitioning away from oil and gas increases, this meeting was an opportunity for cross-party parliamentarians to find out from climate and policy experts why and how the UK can fairly transition away from oil and gas towards an energy system dominated by renewables.