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Governance Factors on the Road to Net Zero
Edited by Hilary Graham, Victoria Hurth, Andy Jordan and Tim O’Riordan
In 2021, the UK Government released its Net Zero Strategy, which laid out how the country would meet its legally binding carbon-based emissions target of no net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Recent developments have shown the importance of governance in the delivery of this target. These include the 2022 Committee on Climate Change progress report to Parliament and the 2023 independent review, led by Chris Skidmore MP (a former Energy Minister), which outlined that there was further work to be done at all governance levels and that all relevant stakeholder groups who will be involved in or are affected by the transition should be mobilised to ensure that the net zero target is met.
The British Academy Net Zero policy programme is examining net zero from a governance perspective and commissioned a series of essays on the topic. Emerging themes from the essays and programme emphasise the important role that leaders and people will play in net zero governance.
Posted 28 September 2023.
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Editors: Professor Dawn Adès FBA; Professor Andrew Hadfield FBA; Professor Fiona Williams FBA.
ISSN 2052–7217.
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