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Virtual Bunny Hugging: Boasting About Climate Change Goals

Friday, 23 April 2021, 2:58 pm He seemed frustrated. While Scott Morrison’s international colleagues at the Leaders Summit on Climate were boastful in what their countries would do in decarbonising the global economy, Australia’s feeble contribution was put on offer. Unable to meet his own vaccination targets, the Australian prime minister has decided to confine the word “target” in other areas of policy to oblivion. Just as the term “climate change” has been avoided in the bowels of Canberra bureaucracy, meeting environmental objectives set in stone will be shunned. Ahead of the summit, Nobel Prize laureates had added their names to a letter

Boris Johnson planning to take green flight to Cop26 climate summit

Boris Johnson ‘planning to take green flight’ to Cop26 climate summit Peter Stubley © Provided by The Independent The government is planning so-called green flights to take Boris Johnson and other world leaders to the Cop26 climate change summit, according to reports. Up to 65 heads of state would fly to Scotland on planes using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), which can be produced from food waste and is touted as reducing carbon emissions by up to 80 per cent compared to traditional fossil jet fuels. Leaked Department for Transport documents, seen by the PoliticsHome website, suggest the use of SAF for Cop26 is seen as fundamental to the success of the event in November.

Replacing gas boilers to hit 2035 climate target could cost households up to £25,000

Replacing gas boilers to hit 2035 climate target could cost households up to £25,000 Drastic new pledge to reduce UK carbon emissions by 78 per cent, compared to 1990 levels, announced by PM ahead of climate summit with US 20 April 2021 • 5:00pm Replacing gas boilers with green alternatives could cost homeowners up to £25,000, MPs and peers have warned, as the Government announced drastic new emissions cuts.  The legally binding pledge puts the UK at the forefront of emissions targets among leading economies, and comes ahead of a climate summit hosted by US President Joe Biden on Thursday.  It means a 58 per cent cut over the next 15 years, according to analysis by the website Carbon Brief, and will require changes to the way we heat our homes and travel, and what we eat. For the first time, the UK will also include emissions from international aviation, which could cause a rise in air fares. 

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