‘Political interference’: what the EHRC report says that you won’t hear from the ‘MSM’ – and the blockbuster email it omits — SKWAWKBOX

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EHRC text describes ‘political interference’ by Corbyn’s office – but, as always, the devil is in the detail A section of the EHRC’s report being heavily spun and exploited by opponents of the movement that galvanised under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the Labour Party is that on ‘political interference’. 934 more words

‘Political interference’: what the EHRC report says that you won’t hear from the ‘MSM’ – and the blockbuster email it omits — SKWAWKBOX

Updated: Geological faults challenge fracking in the Fylde – new study

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For years, those of us, who have some knowledge of the UK’s geology, have argued, the UK is definitely not suitable for ‘fracking’.

DRILL OR DROP?

pnr gooseneck Cuadrilla Resources Cuadrilla’s Preston New Road fracking site. Photo: Cuadrilla Resources

Complex geology in one of the UK’s leading shale gas regions places a major constraint on exploration and production, scientists have concluded.

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Onshore wind is cheap and popular, the government needs to catch up

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Not just local community owned onshore wind, there is also local community small hydro projects, like http://stockport-hydro.co.uk/. Which need more Government support, instead of being impeded.

Inside track

onshore wind smallThis post is by Sarah James, a volunteer and trustee of Westmill Sustainable Energy Trust.

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