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Sunak backtracked on climate policies – and voters may punish him - Vimarsana News

Sunak backtracked on climate policies – and voters may punish him

Many hoped he would show global leadership – instead he pitched himself as ‘pragmatic’ and slowed the journey to net zero

'Climate change is on the ballot': Prime Minister calls surprise summer UK election - Vimarsana News

'Climate change is on the ballot': Prime Minister calls surprise summer UK election

Rishi Sunak announces General Election will be held on 4 July, as green groups predict climate, nature and net zero issues will prove key battleground in campaign

Unlawful: High Court rules UK's climate plan is in breach of Climate Change Act - Vimarsana News

Unlawful: High Court rules UK's climate plan is in breach of Climate Change Act

Court rules in favour of campaigners, who argued plan relied too much on risky technologies and did not adequately consider risks of missing targets

'A make-or-break moment': what does Labour's U-turn mean for the UK's green transition? | Greenhouse gas emissions - Vimarsana News

'A make-or-break moment': what does Labour's U-turn mean for the UK's green transition? | Greenhouse gas emissions

Labour has dropped its £28bn green pledge and the Tories are underfunding carbon-cutting measures, despite benefits of net zero projects

'Arbitrary' or a major retreat? Green economy leaders react to Labour U-turn on £28bn pledge - Vimarsana News

'Arbitrary' or a major retreat? Green economy leaders react to Labour U-turn on £28bn pledge

Green economy leaders have weighed in on the Labour Party's decision to water down its £28bn-a-year sustainable public finance commitment, with some slamming the decision and others arguing it is prudent for the private sector to do the heavy lifting. Members can read our reaction round-up here.

Source: edie.net