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Section Biodiversity
12 years to halve UK CO2
The Independent | Climate change | News 02 12 2008 Britain should adopt the world's toughest climate change target and slash nearly half of its greenhouse gas emissions in the next 12 years, the Government's new climate advisory committee said yesterday in its first report.


A first test for the other Miliband
The Independent | Climate change | News 02 12 2008 Well, they asked for it – and now they've got it. In 2007 the Government decided to go with the bright idea of a legally-binding programme for reducing its greenhouse gases step by step, and a powerful independent committee to oversee the process. Yesterday the committee, chaired by Adair Turner, came up with its recommendations, and it may have caused a few gulps in Whitehall. The targets it proposed are the toughest in the world.


UK emissions 'must be cut by a third'
The Independent | Climate change | News 01 12 2008 The UK must cut its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 34 per cent by 2020, the committee set up to advise the Government on climate change recommended today.


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