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Starmer condemns Badenoch for abandoning cross-party consensus on climate crisis policy
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2024
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Funding.
The biggest funding providers, have managed to keep the cost of climate change, within the individuals' realm. Making customers choose to pay extra for greener or green washed options.
It has now got to the point where real change means forcing these companies etc to make real investments in new systems and tech.
So they are trying last minute to push the same false science and political pressure they have always used.