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David Cameron's party conference speech: Greenpeace response

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10 October, 2012

Responding to David Cameron’s party conference speech, Greenpeace’s political advisor Joss Garman said:

“David Cameron rightly described the challenges facing this country. Why then has he allowed the UK to slip in the global green energy race? Why has he allowed uncertainty to stymie crucial investment in clean technologies? Why is he happy for the “greenest government ever” to change colour? It’s a sink or swim moment for green growth in the UK. Billions of pounds of investment rest on the PM offering his backing for decarbonisation of the electricity sector by 2030.”

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Has Cameron lost his love for the huskies and our climate?

Posted by jamie — 13 May 2011 at 5:06pm - Comments
Is this really the 'greenest government ever'?
All rights reserved. Credit: David Sandison / Greenpeace
Is this really the 'greenest government ever'?

Is it really a year since David Cameron, newly ensconced as prime minister, assured us that the coalition would be the "greenest government ever"? It's an anniversary worth remembering, if only to consider how, in environmental terms, Cameron's government seems stuck in reverse.

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