For World Environment Day: The Lib Dems’ vision

Our digital people have been excelling themselves as usual this campaign.

On this World Environment Day, see below the video the party has put together outlining the problems and our vision for dealing with them.

The party would not have been happy to have come just behind Labour in the Friends of the Earth rating of manifestos. Tim Farron has today sent them a letter, which they welcome, giving more detail on our commitments.

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One Comment

  • Denis Mollison 6th Jun '17 - 8:16am

    It is good. But how do we get across the importance of the environment to more voters? For most of them the environment is like the floor beneath their feet; they’ll only notice that they depended on it when it collapses under them.

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