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Kemi Badenoch has ignited a significant controversy with Theresa May regarding the repeal of Net Zero legislation.
This proposal was criticized by the former Prime Minister.
Theresa May has criticized Kemi Badenoch for her intention to eliminate Net Zero laws.
Ms. Badenoch has committed to eliminating legally binding carbon targets and the goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050, a policy established during Baroness May's tenure as Prime Minister in 2019. She stated: “I am profoundly disappointed by this regressive decision, which disrupts 17 years of consensus among our primary political parties and the scientific community.
“To reverse course now would be a disastrous mistake.
“The science remains unchanged.
“The dangers are indisputable.”
Ms. Badenoch remarked last night: “The Net Zero plan is not effective.”
In the meantime, former Environment Minister Lord Deben expressed that he would have been “appalled” by the decision to abolish the climate act.
He emphasized that repealing the law would negatively impact the economy, asserting that she would have preferred to invest in emerging industries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kemi Badenoch's proposal regarding Net Zero laws?
Kemi Badenoch has proposed to eliminate legally binding carbon targets and the goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050.
How did Theresa May respond to Badenoch's proposal?
Theresa May criticized Badenoch's proposal, expressing disappointment and warning that it undermines years of political and scientific consensus.
What are the concerns raised by former Environment Minister Lord Deben?
Lord Deben stated that he would have been appalled by the decision to scrap the climate act and argued that repealing the law would harm the economy and hinder investments in new industries.
