government idiocy, Tag

"... The plans come as low wind and solar power generation forced Britain to rely heavily on burning gas and wood pellets.  ..."

My question - will they be powered by Miliband's giant flywheels?

"... AEMO said the ever growing output from solar was posing an increasing threat to the safety and security of the grid ..."

The National Grid, however, are being deceitful by trying to persuade the public that storage schemes like this one will solve the problem of wind intermittency.

The shamble at COP demonstrates that the world is moving away from the idea that hydrocarbons can be removed from a modern economy. But an accident of recent electoral politics has left Britain with a fanatical Government...

"... fly less, eat less meat and use public transport more often ..."

The billions living in developing countries ARE NOT benefiting from Government subsidies. Guest essay co-authored by Ronald Stein, Oliver Hemmers, and Steve Curtis When governments go into business, citizens start...

Basically, whoever wrote this document is just pulling numbers out of thin air.  It is a total fabrication. When you can easily find such flagrant errors in major parts of the document, nothing that is contained in it can...

The question - who pays for the solar power which has to be discarded?

Imagine being so poor you have to send your kids to school wearing dirty clothes. Because this is happening right now in Britain.

Chances are high that people with dairy allergies already know not to buy butter. So, why would consumers who intentionally selected the creamy goodness want to return or trash it?

"... current mineral supply meets between 10 and 35% of projected 2050 requirements ..."

If Renewables are the cheapest form of energy, why does the EU need a carbon border tax to protect EU based industries?

Malaria was endemic in Northern Europe and the USA during the Little Ice Age. But most people don't realise how prevalent Malaria was in previous centuries, because our ancestors called Malaria "Ague".

The alert was withdrawn after 2 hours. An energy spokesman insists there is no cause for alarm.