Britain's economic growth will be further damaged by fresh confusion over windfarms and renewable energy, warn leading businesses such as Marks and Spencer and EDF. .
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 The Guardian | UK Probes Wind Farms as Minister Says 'Enough' Businessweek Prime Minister David Cameron said the U.K. must rethink energy policy once targets for renewable power are met, a sign Conservatives in the coalition government are reluctant to deepen the nation's green-growth ambitions. “We've got a big pipeline of ... Coalition's windfarm dispute shakes renewable power investorsThe Guardian Minister signals end of the wind farm: We can't pepper turbines across the ...Daily Mail Tory minister declares war on 'bourgeois Left' wind farmsThe Week UK Business Green -Spectator.co.uk (blog) -Click Green all 502 news articles » |
Embarrassment for the Tories in Corby after video emerges showing Chris ... The Independent The man running the Conservatives' bid to cling on to outgoing MP Louise Mensch's Corby seat is facing further embarrassment on the day that voters go to the polls as video emerged of him citing research on the harmful nature of wind farms he had ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | A vital energy deal on onshore wind power is blown apart Telegraph.co.uk And, in the most exceptional development of all, energy minister John Hayes told Channel 4 News that, once the Government's renewable targets had been met, it would be “end of story” for onshore wind. ... from the Tories on the environment is what ... and more » |
EU budget cuts must spare growth: France Reuters PARIS (Reuters) - European Union leaders must avoid cuts to the bloc's 7-year spending plans that would damage fragile economic growth, France said on Monday, three days before a summit where Britain will lead calls for sharp budget reductions ... and more » |
Wind Power Is Here To Stay, Despite Manufacturing Slow Down Huffington Post UK Conservative energy minister John Hayes hit the headlines at the end of October, when he told the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail newspapers that “enough is enough” for onshore wind farms, saying it was “extraordinary” that so many wind turbines had ... and more » |
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