The UK's Climate Change Committee has advised the government to set a new carbon reduction target of 78% by 2035, exceeding the current goal of 68% by 2030.
The UK Parliament has set a target to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, with interim goals including a 68% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
The UK's 2030 climate target will require significant reductions in emissions from businesses, with opportunities for innovation and growth in the low-carbon economy.
New research from Imperial College London suggests that the UK is at risk of missing its 2030 carbon reduction targets, highlighting the need for increased action to reduce emissions.
The UK government has published a plan to meet the 2030 carbon reduction target, including measures to increase energy efficiency, promote low-carbon transport, and support renewable energy.
The UK's 2030 carbon reduction target is challenging but achievable, according to experts, with the government's plan to meet the target including measures to reduce emissions from transport and industry.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has published a guide for UK businesses on the country's carbon reduction targets, including advice on how to reduce emissions and comply with regulations.
A new video from the UK's Environment Agency explains the country's 2030 carbon reduction target and what it means for the environment, including the benefits of reducing emissions and the challenges of meeting the target.