Climate change UK news 2010

"Because it matters that people take personal responsibility themselves, we want all individuals and all businesses to join us and build a shared national purpose to make Britain a world leader in tackling climate change." Gordon Brown, June 24 2007 / Inspiring Quotes 5
2010
 advises UK to cut emissions 60% by 2030, 7 December 2010theccc.org.uk, 7 December 2010
Kent Green Party delighted by the news that EoN is abandoning its proposed new coal fired power station for Kingsnorth in Kent, 20th October Kent Green Party, 20th October 2010 "This is an important first step towards getting the carbon out of the UK's energy future. Reducing energy demand through efficiency, and investing in microgeneration for homes, offices, schools and hospitals must be coupled with larger scale renewable energy projects like the London Array Wind Farm. We can meet our energy needs by being a lot more efficient in our use of energy, and making use of a variety of renewable energy technologies." Steve Dawe. place
	Greenhouse gas emissions rising in Scotland, September 19 Climate Change Articles, September 19, 2010
	Carbon dioxide emissions annual statistics for 2008 which detail the emissions attributable to homes, businesses and road transport in each local authority area throughout England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, released, 16 September decc.gov.uk, 16 September 2010 Local data on insulation also published for the first time. topic
	Commitment to reduce central government carbon emissions by 10 per cent within 12 months in new agreement, 12 May 2010
*Provisional estimates for 2009 greenhouse gas emissions show a decline of 8.6% during 2009, 25 March decc.gov.uk, 25 March 2010 
* Emissions drop due to recession, not government, say experts, 1 February guardian.co.uk, 1 February 2010 
* Environmental Audit Committee urges government to cut emissions more quickly at home, 11 January www.guardian.co.uk, 11 January 2010 
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