Maier called on the government to urgently start negotiations with the wind power sector before formally notifying Brussels of a decision to leave the EU.
Instead EU leaders must share responsibility fairly and they must urgently start moving refugees to the mainland and onwards across Europe".
He argued that newspapers must urgently start charging for content distributed online – one of the great dilemmas facing media owners the world over.
Betsy Dillner, director of the campaign group Generation Rent, said: "These record eviction figures and signs that they are accelerating are a stark reminder of the housing crisis that the government must urgently start taking seriously now they're back in power.
He added: "Rises in global average temperatures of [at least 4C by 2100] will have profound impacts on the world and the economies of many countries if we don't urgently start to curb our emissions".
We need Google and Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoft et al to urgently start acting on our behalf, and unequivocally defend us against unwarranted surveillance, hyper-targeting, meta-marketing and blatant digital-addiction schemes.
They are bracing themselves for a bruising battle with ministers, who have told them not to expect any more than the £8bn and to urgently start making substantial savings.
But he rejects the idea that newspapers should seek ways to embrace the new world of free information, arguing that they must urgently start charging money for content distributed online.
In vignettes (such as the launch of a renewable energy cooperative in Balcombe) we glimpse the possibilities for our own islands, and the sort of choices our political leaders must urgently start to take.
Prof Martin Prince, from King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, the author of the report, said lower and middle income countries including India and China need to urgently start planning services to deal with the "epidemic".
