The Conservative leader David Cameron continues the Tory move back to the middle. I'm not saying I'm a Cameron supporter by any means, but it's fascinating to see how the Tories under Cameron are making moves that are more in line with UK voters. Could you even imagine a Republican leader at a national level in the US not only talking about global warming, but actually pushing for legislation about it? Wow. Just look at how the majority of the GOP is acting with Arnold and the new legislation there, including those from his own party in the statehouse. The politics in the UK over the next few years will be interesting. Let's hope we see a similar return to planet earth from the GOP in the US.
David Cameron ratcheted up his claim to the "green vote" as he shared a platform with the environmental group Friends of the Earth to demand that the Government impose legally binding targets to slash Britain's carbon emissions.
The Conservative leader called for a Climate Change Bill to be introduced in the next Queen's Speech to set new annual targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions by at least 60 per cent by 2050.
