A visually engaging, detailed look at how the climate discourse evolved in each month of the year, peppered with quotes, data and insight. The report concludes with “five signals in the noise,“ which suggest 1) Labour need to “show that higher ambition on net zero won’t result in higher costs for consumers”; 2) “Despite plenty of reasons to remain optimistic about the social mandate, public opinion can’t be taken for granted; 3) Anti-net zero “has a clear political constituency in Reform” and sceptical Conservatives; 4) Net zero support is stable, but support for EVs has wavered; and 5) Support for clean energy infrastructure “hinges on persuading communities that they’ve been heard and their concerns are being addressed.” Also see.


