Rishi Sunak warned yesterday that climate politics was 'close to breaking point' as he said world leaders should bring their people with them on green issues.
The Prime Minister insisted the UK would meet its climate targets, but said this would have to be done in a pragmatic way that didn't 'burden' society.
Speaking in Dubai at the Cop28 climate summit, he announced an investment deal for a UK wind farm that will be the largest in the world. He said: 'We won't tackle climate change unless we take people with us. Climate politics is close to breaking point.
'The British people care about the environment. They know that the costs of inaction are intolerable. But they also know that we have choices about how we act. So, yes, we'll meet our targets - but we'll do it in a more pragmatic way, which doesn't burden working people.'
His speech chimed with his decision earlier this year to push back costly green pledges on cars and boilers which could have cost families thousands of pounds.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talks to former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair win the sidelines of the Cop28
The Prime Minister insisted the UK would meet its climate targets, but said this would have to be done in a pragmatic way that didn't 'burden' society (Pictured with King Charles)
Yesterday, Mr Sunak warned that the world needed 'to do more' to tackle climate change and it wasn't moving 'quickly or effectively enough'.
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Sunak's vow as he insists the UK will meet its climate targets
por Kristina Able (24/03/2024)
Rishi Sunak warned yesterday that climate politics was 'close to breaking point' as he said world leaders should bring their people with them on green issues.The Prime Minister insisted the UK would meet its climate targets, but said this would have to be done in a pragmatic way that didn't 'burden' society.
Speaking in Dubai at the Cop28 climate summit, he announced an investment deal for a UK wind farm that will be the largest in the world. He said: 'We won't tackle climate change unless we take people with us. Climate politics is close to breaking point.
'The British people care about the environment. They know that the costs of inaction are intolerable. But they also know that we have choices about how we act. So, yes, we'll meet our targets - but we'll do it in a more pragmatic way, which doesn't burden working people.'
His speech chimed with his decision earlier this year to push back costly green pledges on cars and boilers which could have cost families thousands of pounds.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talks to former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair win the sidelines of the Cop28
The Prime Minister insisted the UK would meet its climate targets, but said this would have to be done in a pragmatic way that didn't 'burden' society (Pictured with King Charles)
Yesterday, Mr Sunak warned that the world needed 'to do more' to tackle climate change and it wasn't moving 'quickly or effectively enough'.
If you have just about any queries with regards to exactly where as well as tips on how to work with gacor maxwin member baru, you'll be able to contact us with the website.