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Investors beware: The Net Zero consensus is dead
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Investors beware: The Net Zero consensus is deadOpposition to decarbonisation is gaining momentum, and it’s starting to feel like a new consensus is emerging, writes Andrew MontfordThe Conservative Party’s pledge to repeal the Climate Change Act signals the end of a decade-long agreement in Westminster to prioritise decarbonisation.
While many don’t yet connect these increases to Net Zero policies, awareness is growing – and fast.
As the official opposition, the Conservatives are in a position to challenge the Net Zero agenda like never before.
Labour’s commitment to Net Zero risks looking out of touch with everyday concerns.
Andrew Montford is the director of Net Zero Watch