UK firms: time to come clean
Since the start of our climate justice campaign in 2007, more than 60,000 Christian Aid supporters have taken action.
This pressure led to a provision in the Climate Change Act in 2008 that called on the environment secretary to enshrine in law the requirement for UK firms to report their carbon emissions.
According to the act, the government of the day was due to make this law, or at the very least explain why they had not done so, by 6 April 2012.
On 27 March, current environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, delayed a decision on mandatory reporting once again. So we need to let her know that the world's poor simply don't have time to wait.
Act now!Email the secretary of state and urge her to introduce mandatory carbon reports for UK businesses.
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