A strong carbon price to help the UK get to net-zero
Carbon pricing could form the policy bedrock for a net zero target, argues Josh Burke
Inaction on climate change puts the world in grave danger. Action must, therefore, be accelerated. This is as much the case in the United Kingdom as anywhere, even though the UK's greenhouse gas emissions...
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