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A Fresh Start – an update

A Fresh Start – an update

The UK’s biggest climate problem

Posted on 09 Jul 2510 Jul 25 by Robin GuenierIn bills, climate change, energy, fossil-fuels, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, scepticism2 Minutes Read

No Wheels on My Wagon

No Wheels on My Wagon

But I’m singing a happy song

Posted on 07 Jul 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, bills, carbon dioxide emissions, climate change, climate change committee, Electric vehicles, energy, Energy bills, fossil-fuels, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, scepticism, Solar power, Stats, wind power15 Minutes Read

The Cat’s Out of the Bag

The Cat’s Out of the Bag

Just stop pussy-footing around

Posted on 26 Jun 25 by Mark HodgsonIn bills, energy, Energy bills, Guardian, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, scepticism, steel, Uncategorized8 Minutes Read

The Case Against Net Zero – an Eleventh Update

The Case Against Net Zero – an Eleventh Update

Unachievable Disastrous Pointless

Posted on 24 Jun 25 by Robin GuenierIn alarmism, bills, climate change, energy, Energy bills, fossil-fuels, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, scepticism, Solar power, transport, wind power8 Minutes Read

Screwing the Tern

Screwing the Tern

Displacement Activity – a Case Study

Posted on 18 Jun 25 by Mark HodgsonIn Agriculture, Conservation, energy, Environmentalism, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, RSPB, wind power9 Minutes Read

Programming the Public

Programming the Public

Propaganda on steroids

Posted on 08 Jun 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, BBC, climate change, climate change committee, Electric vehicles, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, fossil-fuels, Fracking, Hydrogen, IPCC, media, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, scepticism, social science, Stats, The CCC, transport, Uncategorized, wind power53 Minutes Read

The Great Grid Upgrade

The Great Grid Upgrade

Lost in transmission

Posted on 05 Jun 2514 Jun 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, bills, climate change, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, scepticism, Stats, Uncategorized, wind power7 Minutes Read

One Fine Day

One Fine Day

Politics – the art of the impossible

Posted on 25 May 25 by Mark HodgsonIn bills, climate change committee, Electric vehicles, energy, Energy bills, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, Solar power, Stats, The CCC, Uncategorized, wind power9 Minutes Read

The Case Against Net Zero – A Tenth Update

The Case Against Net Zero – A Tenth Update

Unachievable Disastrous Pointless

Posted on 10 Apr 2530 Apr 25 by Robin GuenierIn energy, Energy bills, fossil-fuels, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, Solar power, Stats, wind power8 Minutes Read

The Sunlit Uplands?

The Sunlit Uplands?

Going through the motions

Posted on 22 Mar 25 by Mark HodgsonIn Agriculture, bills, climate change, Conservation, Ecology, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, Food, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, Solar power, Stats, Uncategorized8 Minutes Read

The Sun Will Come Up Tomorrow

The Sun Will Come Up Tomorrow

It’s only a decade away

Posted on 11 Mar 25 by Mark HodgsonIn bills, carbon capture and storage, energy, Energy bills, Guardian, National Grid, planning, politics, renewables, Stats, Uncategorized10 Minutes Read

Displacement Activity

Displacement Activity

Crumbs for the birds

Posted on 28 Feb 25 by Mark HodgsonIn Conservation, Ecology, energy, Energy bills, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, scepticism, Uncategorized, wind power9 Minutes Read

Frack Off!

Frack Off!

Our two tier government is at it again

Posted on 16 Feb 25 by Mark HodgsonIn energy, fossil-fuels, Fracking, Great Britih Energy, Net Zero, planning, politics, Pollution, Protests, renewables, satire, scepticism, Solar power, Uncategorized, wind power5 Minutes Read

Starmer the Harmer

Starmer the Harmer

Heir to Thatcher

Posted on 07 Feb 2508 Feb 25 by Mark HodgsonIn Don't blog angry, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, fossil-fuels, history, Net Zero, planning, politics4 Minutes Read

Start the Week as You Mean to Go On

Start the Week as You Mean to Go On

Just stop propaganda

Posted on 27 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, BBC, climate change, Conservation, energy, Guardian, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, propaganda, renewables, Uncategorized, wind power20 Minutes Read

From Rights to Wrongs

From Rights to Wrongs

Some rights are less important than others

Posted on 23 Jan 25 by Mark HodgsonIn alarmism, climate change, Net Zero, planning, politics, Protests, renewables, satire, Uncategorized3 Minutes Read

An Open Letter to the Prime Minister

An Open Letter to the Prime Minister

Oh dear, Keir

Posted on 19 Dec 24 by Mark HodgsonIn climate change, energy, Energy bills, Great Britih Energy, Guardian, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, Solar power, Stats, totalitarianism, Uncategorized, wind power10 Minutes Read

Voices From An Echo Chamber – Part 3

Voices From An Echo Chamber – Part 3

The best of three

Posted on 20 Nov 2421 Nov 24 by Mark HodgsonIn carbon capture and storage, climate change, COP29, energy, Energy bills, Environmentalism, Great Britih Energy, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, smart meters, Solar power, Stats, The CCC, transport, Uncategorized, wind power45 Minutes Read

Double Trouble

Double Trouble

Two wrongs don’t make a right

Posted on 12 Nov 24 by Mark HodgsonIn censorship, Conspiracy Theory, energy, National Grid, Net Zero, planning, politics, renewables, scepticism6 Minutes Read

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