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For workers, the climate crisis is here: TUC Congress 2026 report

For workers, the climate crisis is here: TUC Congress 2026 report

by GJAmanager | Sep 20, 2026 | Latest News

For workers, the climate crisis is here: TUC Congress 2026 report Photo: Hert Niks on unsplash By Tahir Latif GJA Secretary If the heatwaves, wildfires and the coming El Niño-generated floods in the U.K. have achieved anything, it’s to focus the trade union movement...
To the apocalypse! And beyond! Possible futures in and beyond UN climate modeling …

To the apocalypse! And beyond! Possible futures in and beyond UN climate modeling …

by GJAmanager | Sep 17, 2026 | Latest News

To the apocalypse! And beyond! Possible futures in and beyond UN climate modeling … Coastal Erosion at Atherington by Chris Richardson Wikimedia By Paul Atkin The new modeling now being used by the UN Panel on Climate Change to map possible futures has shifted...
Save ourselves from the climate crisis or prepare for war – it’s either, or…

Save ourselves from the climate crisis or prepare for war – it’s either, or…

by GJAmanager | Aug 12, 2026 | Latest News, Uncategorised

Save ourselves from the climate crisis or prepare for war – it’s either, or… Please note: the figures in these graphics refer to the budget of the EU as an institution. The budgets of individual member states are far higher. By Paul Atkin This graphic from...
Air pollution and other climate risks – time to ramp up the pressure

Air pollution and other climate risks – time to ramp up the pressure

by GJAmanager | Jul 28, 2026 | TUCAN blog

Air pollution and other climate risks – time to ramp up the pressure Photo by fabian jones on Unsplash In July we witnessed a flurry of activity highlighting the need for action on air pollution. With a new Labour administration there is an opportunity to stop the...
Motion on a transformative approach to the fossil fuel energy crisis

Motion on a transformative approach to the fossil fuel energy crisis

by GJAmanager | Jul 26, 2026 | Latest News

Motion on a transformative approach to the fossil fuel energy crisis Photo by Emma Renly on Unsplash Motion on a transformative approach to the fossil fuel energy crisis This draft motion – which can be used to generate debate and commitment to action in union...
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