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James Murray

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Editor at BusinessGreen

Editor of @Incisive https://t.co/7W9gn11Ul3 - tweeting in a personal capacity, check out @BusinessGreen for the official feed

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  • 'Heading for yet another sewage-heavy year': Study reveals how pollution incidents rose again in 2024

    1 week ago | businessgreen.com | James Murray

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  • Some changes to BusinessGreen

    1 week ago | businessgreen.com | James Murray

    Ever since its emergence in the wake of the invention of the printing press, journalism has been defined by a constant tension between reach and revenue. If you accept the press has a critical - if vaguely defined and easily hijacked - constitutional role in any free society, serving as both a distributor of information and a check on powerful institutions, then it is crucial that accurate and balanced journalism can reach as many people as possible.

  • World Travel Awards 2025: Safari.com Nominated Again After Last Year’s Victory

    1 week ago | netnewsledger.com | Julie Bailey |James Murray

    Cape Town, South Africa (April 11, 2025) — SAFARI.com, one of Africa’s most loved and trusted safari tour specialists, won the World Travel Award for Leading Safari Company in Africa 2024. The Cape Town-based luxury travel company is again in the running for two nominations: ‘Africa’s Leading Safari Company 2025’ and ‘Africa’s Leading Luxury Tour Operator 2025,’ hosted by the World Travel Awards.

  • Are global emissions about to enter 'structural decline' for the first time?

    1 week ago | businessgreen.com | James Murray

    Latest BloombergNEF outlook predicts that under a base case scenario renewables generation is set to jump by a massive 84 per cent by 2030 In a recent podcast appearance to promote his new bestseller, the New York Times columnist Ezra Klein declared "the biggest story in the world is the success of green energy", and yet, he continued, that...

  • Study: Conservative ban on onshore wind farms cost UK £900m in economic output

    1 week ago | businessgreen.com | James Murray

    The de facto ban on onshore wind farms in England that was introduced by the last Conservative government meant the UK missed out on an estimated £900m in economic output and was left more exposed to the...

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James Murray
James Murray @James_BG
11 Apr 25

Really good read this from @ACJSissons on how the government should respond to Trump’s tariffs. And it’s spot on about net zero and climate action. https://t.co/Wzqj2EromR https://t.co/KnJC01cQYV

James Murray
James Murray @James_BG
10 Apr 25

RT @fbirol: 🚨 Global electricity demand from data centres powering AI is set to soar in the next decade 🚨 A groundbreaking new @IEA report…

James Murray
James Murray @James_BG
10 Apr 25

Hear me out… tariffs, but based on the amount of collective damage caused by the economic externality generated from a product’s carbon emissions.