Ex-Tory environment minister Chris Skidmore also highlighted how Kemi Badenoch has changed her mind on climate change
Kemi Badenoch, a Tory leader, claimed that achieving net zero by 2050 is "impossible", sparking criticism from former Prime Minister Theresa May, former Tory environment minister Chris Skidmore, business leaders, and climate activists. May argues net zero is achievable and supported by science, while Skidmore highlighted Badenoch's past support for net zero policies. Badenoch suggested potentially dropping net zero altogether. Critics warn that undermining net zero policies could harm economic growth.
