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Price fix:
Construction industry workers recently staged a demo outside the Department of Energy and Climate Change. Two giant ten pence coins... ...more »
Shedding some light on economists
Now here's an intriguing factoid. Guess how many economists are employed by the Department of Energy and Climate Change? Well,... ...more »
Eyes left:
Environment secretary Hilary Benn looked a tad distracted at this photo opportunity in Yorkshire recently. The secretary of state, a... ...more »
Make yourself comfortable... and move on
How's this for serendipity? Last Thursday it was oral questions to the Department of Energy and Climate Change in the... ...more »
Shining a light on the great CFL give-away
And so to Andrew Warren, the opinionated director of the Association for the Conservation of Energy. In one of his... ...more »
Now you see it... now you won't...
Pictured is an artist's impression of part of last year's redevelopment plans for London landmark and icon, Battersea Power Station.... ...more »
Generating much sound and fury
Last week, there was a flurry of media attention about last year's Climate Camp action targeting Kingsnorth power station and... ...more »
The mystery of the dead cockles
Things are getting a bit heated down Llanelli way where millions of pounds of development have been put on hold... ...more »
A picture paints a thousand lies
Labour peer Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe has been getting a tad tetchy in the Upper House. Recently he complained that... ...more »
That name sucks... or does it blow?
Most protest groups spend an inordinate amount of time trying to choose a name for themselves that provides a pithy... ...more »
How to win things but alienate people
Danish economist Bjorn Lomborg managed to get right up the noses of environmentalists by suggesting that the poor of the... ...more »
Getting control of unwanted gasses
More good news. The great man was encouraged by the news that farming boffins have come up with a super... ...more »
Young are heart
So farewell Baroness Young, until very recently chief executive of the Environment Agency. She is now shadow chairman of the... ...more »
Who doesn't want to know?
So, what are we to make of a recent survey publicised by Friends of the Earth which found that -... ...more »
Cows go on climate change diet
And here's a sign of the times. Climate change and global warning coverage has become so ubiquitous in the UK... ...more »