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October 13, 2014

Holyrood MPs to debate future of Scottish renewables/Scottish Energy News

The next meeting of the Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (SPREEE) is due to take place on Thursday 30 October at 12.30pm in Committee Room 4 of the Scottish Parliament. http://www.scottishenergynews.com/holyrood-mps-to-debate-future-of-scottish-renewables/

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago October 13, 2014

An energy policy that makes little sense/The Telegraph

If action is not taken now, the next government will have to explain why it let Britain’s lights go out http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/11157454/An-energy-policy-that-makes-little-sense.html

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago October 13, 2014

Rhu villagers unite against wind farm proposals/ Helensburgh Advertiser

Villagers in Rhu have opposed a proposed five turbine wind farm – because they believe any cash generated by the project will not be spent in the village. http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/10/13/512264-rhu-villagers-unite-against-wind-farm-proposals/

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago October 13, 2014

Scrap the Climate Change Act to keep the lights on, says Owen Paterson – The Telegraph

The Climate Change Act 2008, which ties Britain into stringent environmental measures, should be suspended – and then scrapped – if other countries refuse to agree legally binding targets, says Owen Paterson MP By Christopher Hope, Senior Political Correspondent Britain will struggle to “keep the lights on” unless the Government Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago October 13, 2014

With the will and the vision, we can realise renewables dream – The Herald

I SUSPECT that virtually all rational human beings would agree with Norman McNab (Letters, October 7) that “wild places are a priceless asset”, in normal climatic circumstances. However such circumstances no longer prevail. Given that an incomparable and seemingly permanent (until recently) wild place is rapidly being lost due to Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago October 13, 2014
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