The Treasury is burning

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Greta Thunberg is speaking truth to power, the CCC is about to report on net zero emissions, but, asks E3G's Ed Matthew, is the Treasury listening?

As Easter temperatures soared to record levels last weekend and moorland fires blazed, the political temperature on climate change also rose dramatically. The Extinction Rebellion protests reached a...

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