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UK’s next Paris pledge should commit to ‘81% emissions cut by 2035’: govt advisors

Tuesday 29 Oct 24 11:30am

The UK should make an international pledge to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to 81% below 1990 levels by 2035, according to the government’s advisory Climate Change Committee.

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