The first appearance of the Atlantic bluefin tuna in the North Sea for more than 50 years has been heralded as a “conservation success story” by experts.
A SUBSTATION near Beverley that will carry power from three huge North Sea windfarms has been given the green light, amid growing unease about the amount of industrialisation the renewables revolution is bringing to the countryside.
Every time a global shock hits, a similar chorus rings out: Renewable energy is the best route to energy independence. It’s a story that is as compelling as it is misleading. Perversely, our renewable-heavy grid keeps us dependent on imported gas.
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