Reform continues to cast doubt on climate science. Do its supporters agree?
Summary
At a Reform UK party conference, leaders and supporters expressed doubts about climate change science, while also criticizing the government for not protecting people during recent heatwaves. The event showed mixed views, with some rejecting climate warnings but agreeing that authorities should better prepare for extreme weather.Key Facts
- Richard Tice, deputy leader of Reform UK, spoke at their conference amid a recent donation scandal.
- A banner saying “Collect £5m, burn the planet” appeared briefly during Tice’s speech.
- Many attendees enjoyed this summer’s heatwaves and doubted climate change science.
- Some argued carbon dioxide levels were higher in the past and said climate change is not caused by humans.
- Attendees criticized government policies, such as building houses with small windows and not providing enough heatwave protection.
- There were calls for more support for farmers and better air conditioning in public buildings.
- Experts say the party’s mixed messages cause confusion among supporters on climate policy.
- The party leaders claim cutting emissions would harm the UK economy, a claim experts say is incorrect.
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