BBC criticised over climate question in Tory leadership debate
Campaigners say question about individual action was irresponsible and too little time was spent on subject
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Campaigners say question about individual action was irresponsible and too little time was spent on subject
The question to Tory leadership hopefuls was framed around what individuals – not Government – should do about the crisis.
Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss were asked what three things should people change in their lives to help tackle climate change faster, in the televised debate on Monday night.
The transition to heat pumps will affect almost every household in the UK, but it won’t work without public support, writes Max Wakefield of the climate action group Possible
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