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It's time to stand up to the energy giants
This piece by Greenpeace UK executive director John Sauven first appeared on Comment Is Free.
Against the backdrop of the
worldwide economic downturn, it...
Wind power myths are blown away
If you've ever tried to convince people down
the pub about wind power and how it can help steer us away from climate
catastrophe, you'll be familiar with the...
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