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National Policy Statements have "little relevance" to waste sector, say industry experts
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Liz Gyekye 18 Nov 2009 Related Articles Content in this article is relevant to the following RWM exhibitors: The Government’s energy National Policy Statements on renewable energy will have “little relevance” to the waste... Full Article at Materials Recycling Week
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LABOUR MP Paul Flynn has warned that energy bills could rise by nearly £230 a year to help pay for the new round of nuclear power stations announced by the UK Government last week. Full Article at Wales Online
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Ed Miliband, Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, speaks during a press conference following the conclusion of the Major Economies Forum in London, Monday, Oct. 19, 2009. View Photo »
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change and will be good for jobs too
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US President Barack Obama and other world leaders "need to" go to the environment summit in Copenhagen, cabinet minister Ed Miliband has said. Full Article at BBC News
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For once, Miliband the younger grabbed the headlines. Brother and cabinet colleague David had for weeks dominated the news pages over speculation that he would snaffl e the position of the European Union's first foreign secretary. Full Article at Earthwire.org
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It is almost exactly a year since Parliament all but unanimously approved by far the most expensive piece of legislation ever put before it. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Ed Miliband, Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, speaks during a press conference following the conclusion of the Major Economies Forum in London, Monday, Oct. 19, 2009. View Photo »
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Ed Miliband [the Environment Secretary] now has a golden opportunity to rule out all emissions from new coal as a sign of Britain's leadership before the key Copenhagen climate meeting. With E.ON's announcement he's got an open goal.
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In a poll published just weeks before the global climate change summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, it has been revealed only 41% of British people accept as a scientific fact that the situation is largely man-made. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Readers of London newspapers are used to blank spaces north of the border. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 19: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (r) and Ed Miliband (l) and the Energy and Climate Change Secretary, attend the 'London Energy Meeting' at the Intercontinental Hotel on December 19, 2008 in London, England.
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LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 19: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (R) and Ed Miliband (L), the Energy and Climate Change Secretary, attend the 'London Energy Meeting' at the Intercontinental Hotel on December 19, 2008 in London, England.
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It is essential we meet our long-term climate change goals. That's why we are intervening with support for tomorrow's green-energy technologies
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We are also working closely with Norway and other North Sea Basin countries to ensure the North Sea fulfills its potential in the deployment of (carbon capture and storage) in Europe
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The Age of Stupid [is] an incredibly powerful account of the effects of climate change, the urgency of climate change, and the reasons we must act as quickly as possible.
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David MacKay is known for making science accessible and helping to explain clearly the urgency and the challenges of moving to a low carbon economy. I want him to bring all of these qualities to the job of advising DECC on how we can meet Britain’s carbon targets and energy security needs.
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David MacKay is known for making science accessible and helping to explain clearly the urgency and the challenges of moving to a low carbon economy. I want him to bring all of these qualities to the job of advising DECC on how we can meet Britain’s carbon targets and energy security needs.
