Property prices unaffected by windfarms, says CEBR/The Guardian

Windfarms have no negative impact on the prices of property within a 5km radius of turbines, and can even push up house prices in some areas, according to an analysis of 82,000 transactions over the past two decades by the Centre for Economics and Business Research. http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/mar/29/property-house-price-impact-wind-farms-turbines

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The economic costs of ‘global warming’ have been grossly overestimated, a leaked report – shortly to be published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – has admitted./Breitbart (James Delingpole)

Previous reports – notably the hugely influential 2006 Stern Review – have put the costs to the global economy caused by ‘climate change’ at between 5 and 20 percent of world GDP. But the latest estimates, to be published by Working Group II of the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report, say Read more

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Letters – The Herald

IT is no surprise that the Confeder­ation of British Industry, the friend of the Tory Party and the House of Lords, has decided to criticise the White Paper on Scottish independence (“CBI chief says staying in UK would be better for business”, The Herald, March 26). A Scotland producing more Read more

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