POLICY DOCUMENTS

The following reports have been developed by volunteer researchers as part of past projects. They lay out justifications for each element of the Green New Deal and, crucially, why each one is an essential pillar of a transformative plan for tackling our climate and economic crises.

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Energy: A Whole System Approach
Energy: A Whole System Approach
Reforming Land Use
Reforming Land Use
Integrated Public Transport
Integrated Public Transport
Green Housing Standards
Green Housing Standards
Community Wealth Building
Community Wealth Building
National Food Service
National Food Service
Just Transition
Just Transition
Just Adaptation
Just Adaptation
Housing
Housing
Energy
Energy
Bus Transport
Bus Transport
A commitment to zero carbon emissions by 2030
A commitment to zero carbon emissions by 2030
Rapidly phasing out all fossil fuels
Rapidly phasing out all fossil fuels
Large-scale investment in renewables
Large-scale investment in renewables
A just transition to well-paid, unionised green jobs
A just transition to well-paid, unionised green jobs
Expanding public, democratic ownership
Expanding public, democratic ownership
Green public, integrated transport
Green public, integrated transport
Supporting developing countries' climate transitions
Supporting developing countries' climate transitions
Assuring everyone's basic rights through the provision of universal services
Assuring everyone's basic rights through the provision of universal services
Welcoming climate refugees and preventing displacement
Welcoming climate refugees and preventing displacement