policies come true. it's going to need to have investment both by government and private sector and consumers, and that's lacking at the moment. the opposition labour party is also critical of the government�*s plans. shadow climate secretary ed miliband described it as "a weak and feeble groundhog day of re—announcements, reheated policy and no new investment." the campaign group friends of the earth was involved in bringing the case against the government to the high court last year demanding more detail. and now the government has responded, the group isn�*t ruling out going back to court. this is its head of policy. we don't eagerly takel governments to court. it's a costly process. it's a time—consuming process. but if we absolutely need to to get the government on track— and to meet its international obligations, we'll do it. - now the government is pushing back at this. it says there�*s new investment to help meet net—zero and that people�*s energy bills will be reduced in the long—term. and rishi sunak argues the uk is a global leader in cutting emissions.

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