The new and delicate electoral calculus for Labour’s climate policy
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 32 Number 4 (2024)
The new and delicate electoral calculus for Labour’s climate policy
James Jackson, Matthew Paterson pages 41‑51
Abstract
Labour has a majority that allows them significant leeway to pursue their own climate policy agenda. Nevertheless, the foundations of the government are fragile, with electoral pressures pulling them in different directions. Labour needs to devise a progressive populist approach to climate policy align climate action with these electoral challenges.
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James Jackson, Matthew Paterson (2024) The new and delicate electoral calculus for Labour’s climate policy, Renewal, 32(4), 41-51