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Climate Change Activists Should Be Nervous About Brexit
BY EVAN POPP With voters in the United Kingdom heading to the polls June 23 to decide whether or not to leave the European Union, polls are showing a close vote in the offing between those who want … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Campaigning, Changing the Politics, Climate Change, Domestic, Economics, Economics, Energy, Energy Security, Environment, EU, Europe, European, Finance, In the media, Oil and Gas, Referendum, renewables, Sustainability, The Human Cost, Think Progress
Tagged Brexit, campaign, campaigners, carbon, climate, climate change, E3G, economy, emissions, environment, ETS, EU, Europe, European Union, fracking, gas, infrastructure, investment, Leave, low-carbon, oil, refugee, refugees, Renewables, skeptics, subsidies, sustainable, transition
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SQUARING THE CIRCLES
This piece was first published by the Energy and Carbon Blog Amber Rudd’s appointment as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate has been welcomed by environmentalists. This is partly out of relief. There was a real risk … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Business, Campaigning, Changing the Politics, Climate Change, DECC, Domestic, Economics, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security, Environment, European, International, Politics
Tagged Amber Rudd, bills, budget, carbon emissions, Chancellor, clean energy, Climate Act, climate change, Climate Change Comittee, Coalition, community, cuts, DECC, democracy, electricity, electricity bills, energy, Energy Act, energy bills, energy efficiency, energy policy, energy security, environmentalists, Eric Pickles, farmland, fracking, fuel poverty, gas, Green Deal, homes, impact, infrastructure, insulate, investment, investors, jobs, MP, NHS, onshore wind, Parliament, Prime Minister, public, Renewables, revolution, risk, roof top solar, security, shale gas, solar, subsidies, subsidy, tax, Thatcherite, Tory, Whitehall, wholesale gas price, wind farms
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Shale gas: four myths and a truth
Some argue that the solution to rising energy prices and energy security concerns lies not in … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Business, Economics, Energy, Energy Security, European, Oil and Gas
Tagged climate, climate change, cost, demand, E3G, energy, energy efficiency, energy grid, energy prices, energy security, EthreeG, EU, Europe, European, fracking, gas, myths, Renewables, savings, security, shale, shale gas, targets, Trillion Fund, truth
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On Killing Dragons
This article first appeared in the November Issue of The Ends Report Consistency is becoming the rarest of phenomena in public discourse. We have a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, ENDS Report, Energy, Energy Security, European, Nuclear, Oil and Gas, Politics
Tagged air pollution, Brussels, businesses, Coalition, conservative, contradiction, economics, election, electricity, energy, energy bills, environment, environment policy, environmental legislation, EU, EU membership, export market, fracking, green, green policies, growth, hospital admissions, influence, investment, money saving, negotiations, NGO, NHS, nuclear, policy, premature death, price freeze, quality of life, referendum, Review of Competences, Whitehall, wind farms
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FUTURE IMPERFECT: THE COLLISION OF CLIMATE AND CARBON
BY TOM BURKE This article first appeared in the Montrose Journal September 2013 Two epochal forces are shaping this century. One is economic, the $6 trillion dollar investment that will be made in developing fossil fuel assets over the next … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Carbon Capture and Storage, Energy, Energy Security, Nuclear, Oil and Gas, Politics
Tagged business, capital, carbon, climate change, competitive, consumption, crisis, economy, electricity, energy, energy bills, energy deman, energy demand, energy security, financial, fossil fuel, fracking, fuel, gas, global grid, market, oil, paradox, policy, population, Renewables, risk, shale fracking, solar, subsidy, temperature, transition, warming, wind
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Locked into business as usual in a changing world – ENDS Report August 2013
This column was first published in the ENDS Report August 2013 Conservative Party leaders believe declaring war on the environment and aggressively promoting fracking for shale gas is to their advantage. … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Campaigning, Changing the Politics, ENDS Report, Energy, Energy Security, In the media
Tagged biogas, business, conservative, demand, demonisation, economy, energy, environment, fracking, gas, hostility, media, oil, policy, poverty, Renewables, reputation, risk, shale, solar, strategy, subsidies, tax, Tory, unemployment, war
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