Monthly Archives: November 2015

Who is Britain’s energy minister?

Posted on November 18, 2015 by daryan12

I’ve been spending the last few months warning of the fact that the energy policy of the new Tory government was completely unworkable and at odds with proposed action on climate change. It would almost certainly lead to the UK missing … Continue reading →

Posted in budget deficit, clean energy, climate change, economics, energy, fossil fuels, nuclear, peak oil, politics, power, renewables, Shale Gas, subsidy, sustainability, sustainable, technology | 7 Comments

What Exxon knew…..

Posted on November 6, 2015 by daryan12

A story that’s been brewing for the last few months has been the extend to which Exxon Mobil’s position on climate change may not be entirely honest. Evidence is surfacing that Exxon funded its own private research into climate change starting in … Continue reading →

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