SERA News Archive
Labour's London Mayor Candidates on the Environment
Ken and Oona write open letters to SERA members
A slick approach to renewable energy
What did the Coalition's first energy statement to Parliament say, or not say?
SERA Annual General Meeting
Notices have now been sent out to members about our forthcoming AGM which will be held at 11am on Saturday 4 September on central London
What lessons can we learn from the BP oil disaster?
Implications from the oil crisis for climate change and the future of big oil companies
Coalition Government announces misguided waste scheme
REWARD SCHEME INCENTIVISES WRONG SORT OF BEHAVIOUR
Tories could put climate agreement at risk - Independent
Nicholas Stern, Kofi Annan and Wangari Maathai warn David Cameron.
Labour Launches Green Manifesto
Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband yesterday (Sunday 25th April 2010) launched Labour's Green Manifesto.
New website challenges Tory green credentials
Call for readers to contribute information on their local candidate to help accurately profile Tory attitudes to climate change and other progressive issues.
Budget backs up plans for low carbon future
SERA welcomes measures to tackle causes of climate change in 2010 Budget.
SERA on Labour List - The gap between rich and poor is based on respective priorities - only technology transfer holds the key
With so much information bombarding us from the Copenhagen Summit it can be frustratingly difficult to get a sense of the core issues and discussions taking place at the conference. There have been alarming developments, not least the chasm that appears to be widening between the rich and poor worlds , forcing talks to be suspended on Monday. But the key to any deal remains effective funding for green technology in poorer countries.Looking at...
