By Olivier Daelin
Posted on to •
6 1 minute read
Posted on to •
6 1 minute read
In recent weeks, Rishi Sunak has drawn the ire of many environmentalists. British Prime Minister defends implementation of more ‘realistic’ policy on climate targets. This week, two events illustrate this new path taken by the UK.
Why is this important?
Sunak’s choice symbolizes the dilemma facing many Western countries participating in the “green” transition. Some governments claim that it is not possible to move towards carbon neutrality too quickly because that would threaten the security of their supplies and financially harm their citizens. Therefore, more self-control must be exercised.In the news: This week, two news reports angered UK environmentalists:
Green light for Rosebank
Details (1): Promises to Rosebank.
- The British Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority decided on Wednesday to approve the launch of Rosebank. This is a major oil and gas project in the north of the country
This featured article is exclusive to subscribers
Now read 3 articles for free per month!
Do you think about the future, about the future of tomorrow? Business AM is your guide through change. Don’t follow the facts and be part of the fastest growing business site in Flanders.
Are you already a subscriber? Log in and get access to all premium articles.
See also Britons will face biggest rail strike since 1989 in coming days | Currently
Dit premium artikel is exclusief voor abonnees
Word abonnee en krijg onmiddellijk onbeperkte toegang tot alle artikels. Nu vanaf € 1,99/maand.
Ja, ik wil toegang tot alle premium artikels
Steeds opzegbaar
Al abonnee? Log inLog in en krijg toegang tot alle premium artikels.
Al abonnee? Log in en krijg toegang tot alle premium artikels.
