Environmental policy in the United Kingdom
a. is solely promoted by the British Green party
b. has begun to reflect a cross-party consensus since the 2013–2014 floods.
c. prioritizes urban environmental issues over rural ones due to the Coalition Government's urban bias.
d. reflects a tension between a growing desire of British citizens to think green and the country's anti-regulatory bias.
e. supports fracking.
d
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