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George Osborne is putting our energy future at risk. Let's stop him.
For once, we all agree. 82% of people want to see more renewable energy. Yet George Osborne is still trying to keep us hooked on fossil fuels. On Tuesday, MPs...
Balcombe or bullshit?
“I know that everything I say sounds like utter fucking bullshit,”
a top Cuadrilla PR executive told me yesterday when I asked him about the risks fracking...
The transport minister and the 20,000 people who demanded better
When the alarm rang at 4.45am this morning, I was already
awake. Nobody overslept or moaned about feeling tired. And after a quick
pre-action breakfast we...
The transport minister and the 20,000 people who demanded better
When the alarm rang at 4.45am this morning, I was already
awake. Nobody overslept or moaned about feeling tired. And after a quick
pre-action breakfast we...
Climate and Euroscepticism: leftwing, rightwing and wrongwing
Lean,
mean budgeting machine Lord Nigel Lawson is back in the news, still resolutely
sceptical but, for a change, not about climate science. He’s returned to...
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