Ed Miliband speech on Labour's electric revolution

The transcript critiques the UK government's inadequate response to climate change, highlighting the failure of their ten-point plan and the Green Homes Grant. It contrasts the UK's efforts with more ambitious international initiatives and emphasizes the need for significant investment to achieve net zero emissions.

What is the main criticism of the government's approach to climate change in the first section?

• They deny the existence of climate change.

• They have not set any climate targets.

• They have exceeded their climate targets.

• Their actions do not match their climate rhetoric.

What was the primary issue with the Green Homes grant mentioned in the second section?

• It was only available in certain regions.

• It was not implemented effectively, leading to unpaid installers.

• It was a temporary measure with no long-term impact.

• It was too expensive for homeowners.

How does the UK's investment in clean energy compare to that of the US, according to the third section?

• The UK has not announced any investment plans.

• The UK is investing significantly less than the US.

• The UK is investing the same amount as the US.

• The UK is investing more than the US.

What alternative energy sources are France and Germany focusing on, as mentioned in the third section?

• Wind and solar power

• Hydrogen and electric vehicle batteries

• Nuclear energy and coal

• Natural gas and oil

What is the suggested annual investment needed for the UK to meet its net-zero targets?

• £40 billion

• £30 billion

• £20 billion

• £10 billion