Labour Government Accelerates Climate Action with Bold New Policies

Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticizes previous Tory administration as 'climate dinosaurs' and commits to aggressive environmental reforms.

Labour leaders, including David Lammy and Ed Miliband, emphasize the urgency of addressing the climate crisis in recent speeches.
The new government has lifted bans on onshore windfarms, halted support for controversial oil and gas projects, and proposed a publicly owned power company.
Lammy announced the creation of a global clean power alliance to enhance renewable energy efforts worldwide and appointed a new UK special representative for climate change and nature.
Critics argue Labour's approach could increase energy costs and drive businesses abroad, while proponents highlight the need for investment to achieve a low-carbon future.
The shift in policy has been welcomed by international states, NGOs, and climate activists, contrasting with the previous government's perceived neglect of environmental issues.