April 7, 2025

27 thoughts on “‘Dangerous and desperate’: Westminster reacts to Sunak’s net zero U-turn

  1. All these Labour and Tory MPs who dont care about the damage these Net Zero, actjons and battery cars are doing to the environment. They are only concerned about their pockets and income from ,lobbyists. None have the ability to carry out a full environmental impact assessment. None care about the destruction of the planet when mining lithium and the bulking agents, the water pollution, the loss of habitats and thats just making these cars. Then we have the envitonmental damage of tearing up roads to install the cables, the damage to our roads by the heavyweight monsters, the disposal of batteries. My neighbours electric golf broke down, it took a low loader large enough to take earth moving equipment to take the thing away. Normal vehicles would be carried by a lightweight truck. Not a fan of the Tories but Sunak, at last has announced something sensible. But! Will he implement.
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  2. Anyone labeling this u turn as dangerous seriously needs to research the vast devastation lithium and cobalt mines cause to the environment and climate. Electric vehicles are not the solution!

  3. Take it from someone with an electronic car. It is most definitely not cheaper than running on petrol. Maybe cheaper than running a Range Rover. Maybe that's why these posh nobs think it's cheaper. "Well it's cheaper than my Range Rover you know"

  4. Oh Goodness me. What about the average person in street. ! ?
    They are been made POORER!?

    The wealthy are upset, because many are invested in Net Zero.. !
    The wealthy are able to maintain their Lifestyle’s!
    Ridiculous.. Scenario!

  5. Corpos need to realise that not everyone lives in london and has the tube, shocking i know, all they care about is london, it’s like they genuinely have no idea how unreliable, unavailable and how expensive public transport really is outside of london!

  6. At last Sunak has shown a bit of commonsense over this net zero nonsense. I simply couldn't be achieved by 2030 .there are just too many hurdles in the way. I doubt even 2060 would be possible. With the UK contributing 1% of global emissions. it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference anyway.

  7. Glad he got rid of the compulsory car sharing… fed up of been forced to give 3 people a lift into town ….. no i am not because it doesn't exist ! Its all about geting Dum people to vote for him ?

  8. The Guardian (gutter press) and The Times and Labour and The Greens must think😢 we ordinary people are daft. Best move ever as our small country is 0.5 of the world's emissions!!!.

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