BRITAIN GOES FOR 80% CUTS

Britain has taken the lead in cutting greenhouse gas emissions raising its target from a 60 per cent cut to 80 per cent by the year 2050.
Energy and Climate Minister Ed Miliband said the global financial crisis should not be used as a justification to shelve climate change initiatives.
Retreating from climate change objectives was the wrong way as to do so would show a lack of understanding of the relationship between the economic and the environmental tasks ahead, Miliband told Daily Planet Media.
The newly appointed Secretary for Energy and Climate Change said rather than shirking the tough decisions Britain would increase its 2050 target for reducing emissions.
Greg Clark, the Conservative spokesman on climate change support the action stating that aggressive curbs on carbon reduction and a successful economy were "one and the same."
However Italy, Poland and several other European governments have called for a slowdown in climate change reforms despite evidence that climate change was occurring much quicker than anticipated five years ago.
The Arctic temperatures are at running at record high levels with the seas surrounding the North Pole becoming warmer and less salty as the sea ice melts.
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Bob F wrote:
"Eeyore" wrote Bob F wrote: "gaby de wilde" wrote
We need renewable sources, the sooner we get rid of the petroapologist brigade the better.
The Sahara is perfectly suitable for growing hemp
No it isn't YOU MORON.
Where's the water going to come from IDIOT !
I'm not the one who said that.
Yes you are. Or you don't know how to deal with attributions correctly in your news reader. Yes that's what it is.
FFS use something that does the job properly instead of stinking outlook express. I recommend Netscape 4.8.

Wrong as usual. Completely wrong.