We urge our government to reconsider and reverse its recent decisions regarding our Net Zero and climate targets. Our Prime Minister's proposed changes, such as delaying the ban on new petrol/diesel car sales from 2030 to 2035, undermine our commitment to combatting climate change and jeopardise the wellbeing of future generations. 

In a world where headlines continually showcase extreme weather and climate-related crises, it is imperative that our government's actions align with the urgent need for climate action. Our initial commitments were ambitious and positioned us as global leaders in the fight against global warming. Reversing these commitments sends the wrong message, suggesting a lack of dedication to this critical crisis. 

This begs the question: what message does it send to those of us who are making conscious efforts to adopt sustainable practices and reduce our impact on the planet? 

Our government's decision to revise Net Zero targets ignores the insights of experts and compromises the effectiveness of our climate action plan. It raises doubts among individuals and businesses who have embraced eco-conscious practices, as it suggests that our sincere efforts may not be complemented by the essential policy support. The health risks posed by climate change, including increased heatwaves, air pollution-related illnesses, and food insecurity due to disrupted agriculture, are clear and present dangers. Maintaining strong Net Zero targets is essential for protecting the health and wellbeing of our communities - both now and for generations to come.

We urge policymakers to reconsider their decisions promptly, engage with scientific experts, and reinstate ambitious Net Zero targets in line with international standards. Let us prioritise public health, protect our environment, and send a clear and inspiring message to those who have embraced green and clean practices.

Together, we can ensure a sustainable future for our planet and set an example for individuals and businesses worldwide. 

Join us by signing this petition to demand that the government reverse its decisions on Net Zero targets.