Poll: Two-thirds support Britain's shift from fossil fuel energy to renewables

Michael Holder
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Just eight per cent of public voice opposition to transition away from fossil fuel energy sources, according to new research published today

A new poll has again underlined the continued strong support for Britain's green energy transition among the public, with two-thirds of those quizzed favouring a shift away from fossil fuel towards renewable...

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