Does this sit well with our climate change ‘credentials’ ?
https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... as-project
HMG fossil fuel funding.
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Countrypaul
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Re: HMG fossil fuel funding.
The link appears broken.Bugtownboy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 28, 2021 2:41 pm Does this sit well with our climate change ‘credentials’ ?
https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... as-project
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Re: HMG fossil fuel funding.
Still working for me ?
It’s about funding a project by Total to develop a NG field/facility in Mozambique in the Guardian.
It’s about funding a project by Total to develop a NG field/facility in Mozambique in the Guardian.
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It's working for me now 
which is strange since the article is over one year old - but the page put up by the Guardian said it did not exist eariler.
which is strange since the article is over one year old - but the page put up by the Guardian said it did not exist eariler.-
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Anyway, there’s various court cases and potential cases from, for example, Friends of the Earth.
I appreciate the need for a strategic approach to energy and consideration of securing sufficient generating capacity, but surely, after the recent IPCC report and Bozo chairing COP26, what message is it sending out ?
Strategically, investing in Moroccan solar with a suitable interconnector would be more appropriate.
Anyway, there’s various court cases and potential cases from, for example, Friends of the Earth.
I appreciate the need for a strategic approach to energy and consideration of securing sufficient generating capacity, but surely, after the recent IPCC report and Bozo chairing COP26, what message is it sending out ?
Strategically, investing in Moroccan solar with a suitable interconnector would be more appropriate.