How green politicking will deepen fuel poverty | Rob Lyons | spiked

Setting out a low-carbon policy in the UK will have next to zero effect on climate change, whatever the effect of manmade greenhouse gas emissions will be. It will make UK business less competitive and it will push more people into fuel poverty. It may even cost jobs if some firms quit Britain altogether. But never mind, eh? At least British politicians will be setting a ‘moral lead’ on climate change to the rest of the world.

Citi's view on UK Energy Market Reform

Your granny dies so polar bears may live? I don't think that's the real choice. Your granny is collateral damage in a battle for subsidies built on outdated theories. We have old people dying so that billiionaires can assuage their guilt over their carbon footprint? That is simply obscene.

Trenberth making outrageous claims in the Antipodes (probably thinks world won’t hear) | JunkScience Sidebar

Trouble is likely on the horizon for electric consumers - Minnesotans For Global Warming

Trouble is likely on the horizon for electric consumers due to the current state of U.S. energy policy - more accurately, the lack of a well-researched, balanced and congressionally approved energy policy.