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Recent Blogs
Is Sadiq Khan’s air pollution plan fair and proportionate?
Richard Howard, Head of Policy Exchange’s Environment & Energy Unit, provides a critique of the Mayor of London’s new plan of measures to tackle air pollution in the capital.
Preparing for Brexit: PX announces four major new workstreams
Policy Exchange host a panel discussion of what Brexit means for judicial power in our constitution chaired by Lord Judge, formerly Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales.
Green groups should embrace, not bemoan, the merger of DECC and BIS
Richard Howard, Head of Policy Exchange’s Environment & Energy Unit, discusses the Prime Minister’s decision to merge DECC into the new department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy.
Theresa May’s first speech as prime minister: the ‘life chances’ challenge
Rebecca Lowe Coulson examines Theresa May’s first speech as prime minister and its ‘‘life chances agenda’.
The role of intervention in future UK foreign policy
Dr John Bew previews an upcoming Policy Exchange paper co-authored by Tom Tugendhat MP and the late Jo Cox MP.
The Implications of Brexit on energy and environmental policy – Part 2
Policy Exchange continues to explore how the nature of the UK’s relationship with the EU could impact on energy and environment policy.
The implications of Brexit on energy and environmental policy
In this blog, Richard Howard discusses the implications of the vote to leave the EU on energy and environmental policy, identifying the key questions, uncertainties and next steps.
The Cultural Roots of Crime
Policy Exchange Chairman David Frum discusses the rise and fall of violence in America with criminal-justice scholar Barry Latzer.
Rethinking CO2: from a waste to a resource?
Scientists and innovators are investigating ways to re-use carbon dioxide gas, thereby avoiding it entering the atmosphere and contributing to global warming. This blog provides a summary of a recent Policy Exchange event on these “Carbon Capture and Utilisation” technologies, involving the Rt. Hon. Lord Deben, Chair of the Committee on Climate Change.
The Future Outlook for Primary Schools
Jonathan Simons considers what opportunities the growth of MATs means for primary schools and primary teachers.
