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Pilita ClarkFinancial Times |
The seemingly unrelenting rise of populism has spurred a retreat from environmental targets
It’s not just Trump — elections around the world may produce a new crop of net zero critics in 2025
The fuzzy meaning space is becoming depressingly overcrowded
Airlines say fossil fuel companies should be targeted first
He could also take tougher steps to stymie decarbonisation efforts next time around
The UK is great at building renewables but not the batteries needed to use green electricity effectively
From Musk to Project 2025, the twaddle keeps on coming
A mega election year is ushering in a different breed of net zero lawmakers