Tory MP Michael Fallon has replaced John Hayes as energy minister. Last week Fallon questioned whether "specific targets, for example on...climate change, are the best way of focusing our spending where it is most needed".
Tory MP Michael Fallon has replaced John Hayes as energy minister.
Last year Fallon questioned whether “specific targets, for example on…climate change, are the best way of focusing our spending where it is most needed“.
Fallon’s predecessor was criticised by green activists for his views on wind farms, but going by statements like this, Fallon may be even worse.
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10 Responses to “New energy minister questions climate change targets”
me2
Let’s hope so, artificially inflated power prices caused by the ridiculous subsidies for ineffective wind farms are killing our elderly whilst enriching the landed classes.
Fenbeagle
He should have replaced Ed Davey and Greg Barker as well. We need an Energy Department, not a global climate change temple.
grumpydenier
I suspect they are finding it hard to ignore all the stuff being published in Europe that is reining back in this scam.
grumpydenier
I suspect they are finding it hard to ignore all the stuff being published in Europe that is reining back in this scam.
Old Albion
I think you meant ‘even better’