Nigel Farage thinks net zero is the new Brexit. Starmer can prove him wrong | Rafael Behr

The article discusses the contrasting approaches of former British prime ministers on climate change, highlighting Boris Johnson's passionate but less memorable style. It contrasts this with subsequent Tory leaders' weaker efforts to push for net zero targets and criticisms from Reform UK, which argues against renewables. Nigel Farage's pivot to climate activism is critiqued as too far from his previous positions. The piece also explores Labour's internal divisions and the risks of moving away from clear climate commitments. Finally, it advocates for a balanced approach that aligns with optimism while maintaining political strategy to avoid perceived anti-environmental stances.