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1609 Scientists + Declare There Is No Climate Emergency - Vimarsana News

1609 Scientists + Declare There Is No Climate Emergency

Climate change has, somewhere along the line, become an excuse to destroy capitalism and turn us into a totalitarian utopia. A World Climate Declaration, originally signed by 1,200 climate scientists and related professionals, declared that there is “no climate emergency.” Hundreds more have signed

Jaguar Land Rover to reuse its car batteries to store national grid power - Vimarsana News

Jaguar Land Rover to reuse its car batteries to store national grid power

The UK's largest carmaker has announced plans to use old car batteries to store energy the national grid can't use and return it to the network at peak times.

Former UW Prof Among 1,600 Scientists To Declare There Is No Climate Emergency - Vimarsana News

Former UW Prof Among 1,600 Scientists To Declare There Is No Climate Emergency

Over 1,600 scientists have signed a declaration stating there is no climate emergency to justify eliminating fossil fuels by 2050.

UK green agenda faces another hurdle as offshore wind stumbles - Vimarsana News

UK green agenda faces another hurdle as offshore wind stumbles

The UK’s annual green energy auction may not include offshore wind for the first time since the system for awarding subsidies began.

Brits to be £1.5billion poorer as Treasury rules set to block some offshore wind farms - Vimarsana News

Brits to be £1.5billion poorer as Treasury rules set to block some offshore wind farms

Wind farms are set to produce electricity much cheaper than the regular wholesale price even with high inflation but red tape is expected to block new projects