Britain will delay a series of key climate targets, its beleaguered Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to announce Wednesday, intensifying an assault on green policies that has been condemned by his predecessor Boris Johnson, a number of his own lawmakers, businesses and environmental experts.
Sunak is expected to say in a hastily organized press conference he will push back a ban on selling new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035, slow down plans to phase out gas boilers, and reject calls to regulate efficiency for homeowners.
Sunak claimed Wednesday’s changes to the UK’s policies won’t prevent it reaching that target, but the Climate Change Committee, the government’s independent adviser on climate change, published a report in June that criticized the UK’s net zero plans and said targets were already being missed in almost every area.
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