General Election 2024: What are UK voters' views on environment and green infrastructure spending?

Michael Holder
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BusinessGreen assesses voters' latest views on environment, energy, economy, planning rules, and green infrastructure in partnership with BMG Research and Copper Consultancy

The Labour Party is currently more trusted by voters to manage the economy, energy sector, and environment than the Conservatives, although whichever Party leads the next government may well face significant...

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