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Category: Transport

Can the UK achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?

Posted 4th July 2019 & filed under Blog, Climate change, Energy, Environment, Transport.

In a move which demonstrates great far-sightedness towards the interests of younger and future generations, the UK recently became the first major industrialised country to commit itself to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2050. But is this ambitious target actually achievable? David Kingman investigates

Conservatives announce major new plans to improve Britain’s infrastructure

Posted 13th October 2015 & filed under Blog, Environment, Government Debt, Housing, Transport.

David Kingman looks at the Conservative government’s new strategy to try to solve the UK’s pressing infrastructure needs

The new Buses Bill: how will this affect young people?

Posted 6th October 2015 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Transport.

Miriam Broeks, from Oxford University’s Internship Programme, on a placement with IF, looks at the forthcoming Buses Bill and discusses how it could affect younger generations

Government’s Airports Commission recommends Heathrow expansion

Posted 7th July 2015 & filed under Blog, Transport.

David Kingman reports on the recent recommendation from the Airports Commission that Heathrow should build a third runway

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