[Arms to Renewables graphic says: The Government spends 25 times more researching weapons than green energy.]
Tell Labour to put arms to renewables in its Green Recovery proposals ([link removed]

Dear friend,

The Labour Party is in the final weeks of a policy review, where it is consulting on proposals for a Green Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. If Labour’s vision is for the UK to rebuild its economy and move investment into jobs that create a safer world for people and planet, it must include a move away from the arms trade.

And right now, with momentum behind calls to end the sale of British made tear gas and rubber bullets to the USA, and to stop arming Saudi Arabia, we must push for Government support to be moved away from weapons and war and toward socially useful industries.

TELL LABOUR TO TAKE THIS CHANCE TO MOVE FROM ARMS TO RENEWABLES.

YOU CAN USE OUR GUIDE SUMMARISING THE ISSUES ([link removed] .

Feed into the consultation ([link removed]
A Green Recovery must move our economy towards one that works to create real human security, not undermine it. Labour’s proposals should offer training to people in regions heavily dependent on the arms industry, and invest in greener, socially-useful jobs.

Whatever your political affiliation, Labour is the largest opposition party, and its ideas could help shape Government policy now and in the future. If enough people call on Labour to include arms to renewables in its Green Recovery proposals, then it could help it to become a reality.

YOU CAN EITHER EMAIL YOUR THOUGHTS TO [email protected] OR REGISTER ([link removed] ON THE LABOUR POLICY CONSULTATION WEBSITE, and select ‘Environment, Energy and Culture when you feed in.

Use our supporter guide to the key issues ([link removed]  for ideas on what to say.

And please let us know by email if you are able to feed in so we can monitor our impact. 

With thanks as always for your continued support.

Stay safe

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Caroline
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ARMS TRADE
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