PM Says He Doesn't Want to 'Hassle' Families With Net Zero Amid Party Pressure

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53% :With political leaders and the public aware of this, he asked if parties "can rid themselves of the anti-democratic influences" which he calls "the green blob" that he says has "dominated policymaking for most of the past 30 years."He noted that two years ago that Mr. Sunak, then chancellor of the exchequer, at COP26, announced the alignment of financial institutions with Assets under management of $130 trillion with the "net zero agenda.""This is a major conflict between money and democracy, and the tasks before the PM are not straightforward," he said, adding that "Westminster has never been so isolated from the public, and as we have seen since Brexit, the establishment's consensus is hard to break."

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