UK's big energy firms accused of failing to tackle climate crisis
Shell, BP and Centrica have talked of backing EU emissions target but withheld support
The UK's largest energy companies have withheld support for a legally binding target to reduce the EU's emissions to net zero by 2050, even while publicly backing the plans. Royal Dutch Shell, BP and...
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Stanley Johnson among group of high profile campaigners calling for government to set a legally-binding nature protection target ahead of pivotal COP15 UN nature talks
Budget battlegrounds are further evidence of short-termism
The Budget is a prime opportunity to bring some much-needed certainty and direction that can underpin the journey to net zero, writes ECIU's Dr Jonathan Marshall
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