UK green groups urge next Prime Minister to defend Paris Agreement
Environmental NGOs and businesses, such as WWF, National Trust and Good Energy, express concern about UK's response to US pulling out of global climate accord
A group of major UK green NGOs, charities and businesses have urged the next Prime Minister to staunchly defend the Paris Agreement and ensure the UK retains a global leadership role on climate action...
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