Can Britain really become zero carbon by 2050?
The Lib Dems' Baroness Lynne Featherstone explains why the Party's ambitious climate goal is both feasible and desirable
The last couple of weeks have been encouraging for everyone working towards a cleaner, greener economy in Britain. First, the contracts for difference auction, which saw the cost of offshore wind tumble...
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