Its ministers were said to be over-reliant on technology that had not been rolled out at scale. Read more at straitstimes.com.
LONDON - The UK government’s advisory body on tackling climate change on Tuesday voiced concern at the slow pace of the transition to clean energy, warning time was running out to meet its goals.
Growing sales of new electric cars and new renewable energy projects provided “glimmers” of hope, it said, but added that “the scale up of action overall is worryingly slow”. CCC chairman John Gummer said “early action” was cheaper in the long run and allowed looming environmental challenges to be met more easily.
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