
National Trust warns of climate change ‘chaos’ for UK wildlife
Politicians must prioritise tackling the climate and nature crisis in election run-up, says charity
Politicians must prioritise tackling the climate and nature crisis in election run-up, says charity
The brutal truth as we reflect on COP28 is that we are far from where we need to be to prevent catastrophic climate change
Many are already questioning the government’s commitment to tackling climate change, after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak rowed back on a number of pledges to tackle the climate emergency in a bid to appease his right-wing Tory base.
‘If you put self-driving into the equation, you potentially massively increase the climate impacts.’
“gimmicks, division, and more of the same.”
“It wouldn’t necessarily bring energy bills down, that’s not what we’re saying”,
The Sun and others praised the Prime Minister for his policies, claiming that ‘Rishi Sunak’s delay on petrol car ban gives him eight point surge in polls’.
“What next from the Tory excuse machine”
Hundreds of protesters gathered at a five-star hotel in London, the InterContinental on Park Lane, the venue for the Energy Intelligence Forum (EIF), which brings together fossil fuel executives and government ministers.
The claims contained in the report were fact checked by a number of climate academics and journalists who explained why they were wrong.