Richard Huzzey

Zero-Carbon Writings

By | Fri 31st August 2007 - 9:56 am

Chris Huhne wrote about the party’s new climate change proposals on Lib Dem Voice earlier in the week. He has written at greater length about his Zero-Carbon Britain proposals at Comment Is Free.

Amongst other things, he declares:

“we in the Liberal Democrats have done with the first comprehensive plans ever set out by a British political party to decarbonise every part of the economy: transport, energy, housing, offices and factories. Our objective is as ambitious as that set out by Sweden, Norway and New Zealand. We want no less than a zero-carbon Britain by 2050.“

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