Draft Climate Change Bill under fire - again

James S Murray
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It is time for the government to listen to its critics and toughen up its carbon emission reduction targets in line with the latest science

The government's draft bill on climate change has faced criticism for the second time this week after the Joint Committee of MP's and Lords assessing the draft legislation concluded that it should be strengthened...

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