Our teams across the Law and Policy programmes look for opportunities to respond to climate-related policy consultations, often bringing in academic researchers to provide evidence to support our proposals. By engaging with these consultations, we help ensure that climate-related legislation and governance frameworks are informed by the latest research and expert analysis.
Our responses highlight legal, economic and regulatory challenges, offering policymakers practical insights to strengthen climate action. This work is part of our broader mission to bridge the gap between academia and decision-making, shaping policies that support an effective and just transition to net zero.
Related content
-
CCE provides feedback on RESP Methodology for future energy infrastructure
-
CCE responds to UK Government Consultation on Voluntary Carbon and Nature Markets
-
CCE responds to UN Consultation on a Fossil Fuel-based Economy and Human Rights
-
CCE responds to HM Treasury’s UK Green Taxonomies Consultation
-
Consultation Response: OHCHR Call for Input – Climate Change and the Right to Education for Girls