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Bid for Britain's nuclear power stations goes piff paff poof
It's usually poor form to laugh at another's
misfortunes, but in this case I feel a slight chortle is more than justified. EDF's
bid to takeover British...
Implications of the UK meeting its 2020 renewable energy targets
If the government is serious about renewables and energy efficiency, Britain doesn’t need to build major new power stations to keep the lights on, according...
Whitehall farce explodes over nuclear clean-up and clean energy commitments
Well, what do you know? Another news story has
broken which demonstrates that the UK's nuclear industry is not the
robust, well-managed machine our ministers...
Exxon admits climate change denial is a problem
It's long been known that energy giant
ExxonMobil has been pumping money into organisations and think tanks which have
spread confusion and doubt about...
How much does palm oil cost?
Palm oil has a huge carbon footprint © Solness/Greenpeace
Since the rapid turn-around of Unilever in the
wake of our Dove campaign, our campaigners have...
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