Net Zero: Are UK institutions fit for decarbonising purpose?

Michael Holder
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Overseas aid, local planning, and energy regulator Ofgem are just three of the areas where experts fear much needed net zero mandates are urgently required

The headline legislation may now be locked in for net zero emissions by 2050, but if that felt like the end of a hard-won battle, little more than a month later it already seems like just the start of...

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