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Ta Ta, Tata

The UK may be waving goodbye to Tata Steel and some other large industrial concerns as the government piles on more green costs, making it almost impossible for global businesses based there to compete.

Companies including Tata Steel Ltd. and GrowHow U.K. Ltd. may leave the U.K. as climate-protection policies boost electricity and natural-gas costs.

Factories will [...]

Going with the Wind

Chris Huhne, Britain’s Energy Secretary, has finally realized the nation faces a looming crisis in generating capacity, but his proposed solution of building more wind farms is deeply flawed.

His words should make Brits run to the nearest store to purchase home generators:

Yesterday Mr Huhne said there was ‘no money’ for the state to subsidise [...]

Facing Carbon Capture

There has been a lot of recent interest in ‘carbon capture‘, the process of taking a harmless trace gas essential to life on Earth and shoving it somewhere it can’t do any good, like deep in the ground.

But now there might be a way to capture CO2 and do some good:

Bored with Botox? Fed up [...]

Dark Green

Britain was given a stark warning that the lights will soon go out unless the nation builds some serious power generating capacity.  Not giant bird shredders, but real power stations; coal or preferably nuclear.

A growing obsession with global warming and “renewable” sources threatens the stability of our supply.  Derek Birkett, a former Grid Control [...]

An Ill Wind

Wind power is one of the most popular ‘renewable’ energy source for warmists, but it’s hard to see why when there are so many problems with it, not a few of them environmental.

Wind is unreliable, because that is the nature of wind.  Greens argue that wind farms should be spread geographically, which is like doubling [...]