There is clear public appetite to go further and faster on net zero

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Polls show Russia's invasion of Ukraine has only increased public demand for climate action, writes Onward's Alex Luke

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has made the global energy crisis significantly worse. Since the first tanks rolled over the border on the morning of February 24th, both British and European gas prices have...

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