"You are elected to represent your constituents. Our money pays your salary and expenses. When you vote in a way that is clearly harmful to your constituents, people are entitled - even obliged - to point it out to you. This woman was extremely polite. Your response is woeful," the ...
What the main amendments were, the reasons given for rejecting them, and who voted to allow raw sewage in our waters.
“In my view, we simply can’t ignore the environmental impacts of our lifestyles, particularly in the West, particularly among wealthier groups,” a climate researcher said.
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The climate activist mentioned a "heavily subsidised" plant which is the third biggest CO2 emitter in Europe and said that despite this, the UK government "still considers itself to be a global climate leader".
The students think they know more science than adults.
Fairtrade's global network of farmers and workers have sent an open letter to world leaders urging them to keep their climate pledges.
There is confusion over just how much cash is being invested by both Gates and the UK government.
The sponsors formally complained about UK’s “very inexperienced” civil servants for postponed decisions, bad communication and decaying relationships between the companies and the organisers.