Climate change climbs up political agenda days before election

Jessica Shankleman
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Ecotricity backs Labour's decarbonisation target as Lib Dems hint they could accept Tory onshore wind farm ban

With British voters set to go to the polls in just two days' time, climate and energy issues are moving increasingly to the fore, with the Lib Dems saying action on climate change will be a "red line"...

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