Reports: PM to legally commit UK to net zero by 2050 before leaving office
Theresa May will push back against cost warnings and bring in net zero emissions goal before her successor takes over in Downing Street, reports suggest
The Prime Minister will set in law a target for the UK to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 before she leaves office, although she is unlikely to bring forward any new policy or detailed...
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