Theresa May’s government faces more court action, this time for allegedly breaking international law | The Canary
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Plan B is a charity which supports legal action to tackle climate change. It states its aims as:
ensuring those responsible for greenhouse gas emissions bear the costs of loss and damage, we will increase the incentives for investment in clean technologies, harnessing market forces towards a better future for us all.
And now, Plan B has turned its attention to the UK government. The group has previously warned the government that it believes it is breaching its obligations under the Climate Change Act 2008, and specifically its carbon target for 2050. But it has ignored Plan B’s requests. So now, the charity has begun [doc] official proceedings for a judicial review of the government’s actions.
– Support Plan B on Twitter.
– Sign the People and Planet petition to force the government to act on the Paris Agreement.
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Tories only respect laws which suit them and their ilk.
Does this mean, we the sick and disabled and all those unemployed those not allowed to be sick and disabled and everyone else who are dependant on Benefits, will get another pay cut to fund even more Tory messes or may another£15,000 payrise for thier pitiful MPs.