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Labour Scraps £28bn Green Investment, Draws Criticism - Vimarsana News

Labour Scraps £28bn Green Investment, Draws Criticism

The Labour Party abandons its £28bn green investment promise amid economic strains, despite initial commitment to future generations. Critics call it a 'catastrophic mistake' for UK's net-zero targets.

Source: edie.net
'Hollowed out': Labour slammed over decision to cut green investment plans in half - Vimarsana News

'Hollowed out': Labour slammed over decision to cut green investment plans in half

Opposition insists revamped Green Prosperity Plan will turbocharge private sector spending, but it commits to just £23.7bn of additional investment over the next Parliament

UK minister for building pylons loses role after campaigning against them - Vimarsana News

UK minister for building pylons loses role after campaigning against them

Andrew Bowie wrote last year that concerns among his constituents about new pylons were ‘a priority’

Advertising watchdog bans car maker ads referring to EVs as 'zero emissions' - Vimarsana News

Advertising watchdog bans car maker ads referring to EVs as 'zero emissions'

It said the both had misled consumers by suggesting their EVs do not produce emissions during the manufacturing process - or when they're being charged by non-renewable electricity.

Electric Cars Can't Advertise As "Zero Emissions": UK Regulator - Vimarsana News

Electric Cars Can't Advertise As "Zero Emissions": UK Regulator

Britain's advertising regulator ruled Wednesday that BMW and MG Motors could not claim that their electric vehicles are "zero emissions" because of the environmental impact of their manufacturing and power generation.

Source: ndtv.com