What is happening in the UK? The new government makes a sharp move away from clean energy in favor of costly polluting sources.
Existing reactors at the Hinkley Point site in southern England, where the UK wants to build the single most expensive nuclear reactor ever considered by any nation. Photo from Wikipedia.
The headlines flash daily about major changes in energy policy in the UK; none of them good news. The slashing of support for solar, energy efficiency and other clean energy programs and at the same time an apparent intent to spend absolutely mind-blowing amounts of money on new, untried, and highly risky nuclear power reactors. From the point of view of an America where, haltingly but steadily, clean energy is gaining a true foothold and is moving ahead, it seems incomprehensible that our closest ally would move in the opposite direction of most of the world’s industrial economies. Could that really be true?
So we asked veteran UK activist Pete Roche to explain what is happening in the UK. And…
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