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Current net-zero policies could drive inequality across the UK, research warns - Vimarsana News

Current net-zero policies could drive inequality across the UK, research warns

New research has warned that existing environmental policies in the UK could push already vulnerable families and communities further into deprivation and exclusion, with calls in place to revamp policies to deliver a “just” net-zero transition.

Source: edie.net
UK Spent £85bn more on Gas in 2.5 Years Amid Energy Crisis - Vimarsana News

UK Spent £85bn more on Gas in 2.5 Years Amid Energy Crisis

The UK spends £85bn on gas over 2.5 years, £25bn more than before the energy crisis. ECIU stresses the need for local renewable energy & energy efficiency.

Source: edie.net
'Gas price penalty': British farmers hit by £1.4bn fertiliser bill since Russia's invasion of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

'Gas price penalty': British farmers hit by £1.4bn fertiliser bill since Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Farmers are being increasingly drawn to nature-based solutions with CO2 absorption potential, after fertiliser costs soared on the back of rising gas prices

Farmers hit by £1.4b fertiliser bill since Ukraine war with costs 'set to stay high' - Vimarsana News

Farmers hit by £1.4b fertiliser bill since Ukraine war with costs 'set to stay high'

British farmers have been hit by additional fertiliser costs of £1.45b since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the second anniversary of which is this week.

Advertising regulator takes firm stand against 'zero emission' EVs - Vimarsana News

Advertising regulator takes firm stand against 'zero emission' EVs

The UK's advertising regulator has ruled against BMW and MG's referring of its electric vehicles as releasing zero emissions.