The new parliament's climate story

As the new government begins work - what should its climate story be? The next five years are critical for people and climate action. From insulating homes to building pylons, progress depends on people feeling like change is good news for them and the people and places they care about. How should the new government talk about climate change? How should diverse people and communities be involved and included in the discussion? And where are the crunch points that will be the first test of whether the government has got the story right? We were joined by an amazing line up of speakers for an agenda-setting and challenging webinar to kick off the next Parliament. Chaired by Rachael Orr, Climate Outreach CEO, we were joined by: - Emma Pinchbeck, Energy UK - James Murray, Business Green - Sasha Josette, Working Class Climate Alliance - Anna Markova, Trades Union Congress - Josh Akapo, Creatives for Climate / Archtype - Paul McNamee, Labour Climate and Environment Forum - David Powell, Climate Outreach Climate Outreach also launched a new guide to accompany this webinar, which can be downloaded: climateoutreach.org/reports/new-parliaments-climat…