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Boris Johnson should trust the market to solve climate change

24 October 2021

12:10 PM

24 October 2021

12:10 PM

In a 368-page document published this week, the government announced its strategy to cut emissions to net zero by 2050 and confirmed its target for all electricity to come from low carbon sources by 2035.

It’s difficult to imagine worse timing for the release. An energy crisis is exposing the failures of decades of massive state meddling in the market.

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