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In our response to the government’s consultation on the future of the North Sea we highlight the critical moment for the UK to lead a transformation of our energy system with a robust plan creates high-quality jobs, tackles the climate crisis, and protects health.

Monthly edition of the UKHACC bulletin with the latest news, opportunities to get involved and have your say, events and reports

In a letter to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, health leaders representing UKHACC membership organisations stress the risks new oil and gas fields pose to human health.

The updated Green Plan Guidance is welcome but would benefit from some improvements say UKHACC Ambassador David Pencheon, Chair Richard Smith and Director Elaine Mulcahy

In a recent conference at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists the risks of extreme heat for pregnant women were discussed. Richard Smith reports.

The UK Health Alliance on Climate Change welcomes today’s announcement that GB Energy will invest in solar panels on NHS sites and schools.

Monthly edition of the UKHACC bulletin with the latest news, opportunities to get involved and have your say, events and reports

Lack of progress on national biodiversity strategy and action plans and promises made on finance at COP16

The Climate Change Committee’s seventh carbon budget charts a clear path to net zero and a healthier society with cleaner air, warmer homes, better diets, more active travel, and greater energy security. It’s now up to Parliament to agree the route forward.

Our outgoing Chair, Richard Smith reflects on his time as chair and urges you to think what you could bring to the role.

The first part of this interview has already been published (link below). We went ahead and published the first part of the interview because of the delay and limitations in getting responses by email. The section below completes the interview.

In November 2024, we called on the Mayor of London to lead a ground breaking initiative to transform London into a predominantly plant-based city. Here is the response.