EMEA > UK asks advisers for guidance on timing for net zero emission goal

UK asks advisers for guidance on timing for net zero emission goal

Published 08:49 on October 15, 2018  /  Last updated at 00:33 on October 16, 2018  / Ben Garside /  EMEA, EU ETS

The UK government on Monday gave its independent advisers six months to produce advice on when it should set a net zero emission goal, but was slammed by the opposition for not asking for views that would involve Britain deepening its short-term targets.
The UK government on Monday gave its independent advisers six months to produce advice on when it should set a net zero emission goal, but was slammed by the opposition for not asking for views that would involve Britain deepening its short-term targets.


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