Blair plays the green card

Article Abstract:

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has signalled his goal of making the country a world leader in environmental protection. In a speech at a conference organized by the World Wide Fund for Nature, he listed initiatives including reforming the Common Agricultural Policy.

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How wind, waves and sunshine will power a green 'industrial revolution.'

Article Abstract:

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's decision to place stronger emphasis on environmental policy is discussed. He regards this as the next phase of the knowledge economy.

Economic policy

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Vital green issues have fallen off the agenda

Article Abstract:

Environmental issues have been given a very low priority by politicians campaigning in the run-up to the UK's 2001 general election. There are genuine differences between the environmental policies of the main parties, but these have not been emphasized.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Political aspects

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