New Economics Foundation

Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: What really happens at a UN climate summit? Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Nathan Thanki By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 15 October 2021 In a few weeks’ time, 25,000 people will descend on Glasgow. They are coming for...

Blog Warm homes fit for the future How everyone can come home to a warm place that doesn't pollute the planet By Aydin Dikerdem 13 October 2021 When people talk about the Green New Deal or creating green jobs, it can...

Blog Decarbonising our shops, supermarkets and warehouses It's not just airlines and oil companies who will have to cut emissions — sectors like retail will have to change too. By Emily Scurrah 11 October 2021 From how we generate our energy to...

Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: The Great Homes Upgrade Ayeisha is joined by Chaitanya Kumar and Martin Heath By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 08 October 2021 The UK has the draughtiest and oldest housing in Western Europe. And our gas boilers pump out...

Publications Beyond the £20 uplift Options for reforming universal credit By Sarah Arnold, Dominic Caddick, Alfie Stirling 07 October 2021 Download the report...

Videos The Great Homes Upgrade Warmer homes for a cooler planet 06 October 2021 Millions of families, live in poor, cold, draughty homes. 14% of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions come from our housing stock. We want to create warmer homes for a cooler planet by retrofitting 19...

Blog 5 things you need to know about retrofit How the Great Homes Upgrade will make our homes warmer, safer and better for the planet. By Aydin Dikerdem 06 October 2021 Our new campaign, The Great Homes Upgrade, is about...

Blog Who gets to fish in the EU? The fish in our seas are a public resource that we all share – so how we decide to fish them matters. By Chris Williams 04 October 2021 In European Union (EU) waters, the EU and its member states share...

Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Will living standards be frozen this winter? Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Kate Bell and Sarah Arnold By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 01 October 2021 Over 11m people have been furloughed in the last 16 months, and...

Publications A social guarantee The case for universal services By Daniel Button, Anna Coote 28 September 2021 Download the report Too many people are unable to meet...