one example, the phase out of petrol cars, where we previously had a date that was 2030. what did i do that was apparently so dramatic? i changed it to 2035. do you know why no one has raised it with me? it is because basically every other country in the road is using 2035 as their target. country in the road is using 2035 as theirtarget. france, spain, italy, germany, australia, sweden, multiple states in america, canada. that s why. because what we are doing is eminently reasonable and we have done more than everyone else and what everyone has spoken to me about todayis what everyone has spoken to me about today is how the uk is playing a leadership role. they are grateful to us, notjust for the leadership we have shown in reducing emissions, but for the actual practical support we are providing them. the £1.6 billion that i announced today is going to do enormous good in lots of different countries around the world, helping them make that transition. investing in clean fu
Erik Solheim, a politician and diplomat, has long been an advocate for combining development assistance with private investment and better taxation systems.
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