Government deploys climate shock tactics to drive carbon cuts

James S Murray
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New adverts to stress that global warming could seriously impact children alive today

The government will today launch a new climate change public information campaign, which for the first time confirms the existence of climate change and its man-made origins. It presents a stark warning...

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