The Conservative MSP raised the issue of Net Zero targets just hours after Tory Prime Minister Rishi Sunak rolled back on some of his key environmental pledges.
A Tory MSP snapped during First Minister's Questions after SNP members mocked him over Rishi Sunak's climate u-turn.
It comes after Tory Prime Minister Rishi Sunak rolled back on some of his key environmental pledges on Wednesday. Deputy First Minister Shona Robison, who was stepping in for Humza Yousaf, replied: "I am sure Brian Whittle is regretting asking that question.
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