The UK signing a deal with Australia, one of the world’s worst climate offenders, demonstrates trade still does not align with UK climate commitments.
The second Board of Trade report “Green Trade” sets out the economic case for green trade, but we find that its ambitions are set too low.
Ahead of the UK hosting COP 26 later this year, we are calling on the UK government to ensure that trade help rather than hinder climate action.
The Government has published its position on CPTPP and we raise our concern in our statement and analysis of what we know so far.
ONLINE EVENT on 13 July 2021, 10am -12pm BST: How trade can support climate action
Here is an initial analysis of the UK-Australia trade Agreement in Principle
Here are five things the deal should contain if the UK is serious about its G7 commitments
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Trade Justice is organising a meeting on the opportunities and risks of a UK-Australia trade deal.
