MPs urge government to improve Parliamentary scrutiny of Carbon Budgets

Cecilia Keating
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MPs urge government to improve Parliamentary scrutiny of Carbon Budgets

Environmental Audit Committee publishes proposals for how Parliament can have greater say in how Carbon Budgets are set as they are being planned

The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has written to the government to ask out how it plans to increase scrutiny of future planning for the UK's legally-binding Carbon Budgets. In a letter sent to...

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