Ed Miliband’s climate leadership is being hailed as a quiet triumph — despite fierce backlash from fossil fuel interests, right-wing media, and even his own party — as he pushes the UK toward net-zero by 2030. His bold stance against new North Sea drilling, calling it “climate vandalism,” has drawn fire but also earned him praise for standing firm on decarbonization. Though his energy reforms face political and economic headwinds — including consumer pain from gas-driven electricity prices — his move to the Foreign Office signals a new chapter: leveraging his climate diplomacy to shape global energy transitions. Critics may be targeting him for challenging big oil’s profits, but his international allies see him as a vital voice in the fight against climate change.
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