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30 May 07 | |
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02. Our Nuclear Future
03. Important Changes or Just a Green Image?
04. Beckett: Threat of Climate Change akin to Soviet Menace
05. Bush: Climate Change Cowboy
It is no secret that Britain is facing an impending energy crisis. With unstable energy markets, animosity towards nuclear power and the scaling back of fossil fuel sources, alternatives are desperately being sought to power the nation.
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Tony Blair is on his way out and now is the perfect time for him to secure the smoldering wreckage of his legacy from the Iraqi quagmire with noble plans and ever more expansive rhetoric. Speaking earlier this month, he stated that "Over 10 years, I have watched energy policy go from a relatively quiet backwater to something taking on a strategic importance that could be as crucial to our country's future as defence."
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Constant messages urging individuals to live and consume green are having a noticeable impact. In a recent survey of 1,525 British adults by the marketing company WPP, 80% of respondents said they believe it is important that companies are environmentally friendly.
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This month Margaret Beckett compared our struggle against climate change to the Cold War. Building upon a litany of reports on climate change and national security, the Foreign Secretary warned of the world being "engulfed" by the problem unless action was taken.
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President Bush’s recent announcement of plans to create a "new global framework" to curb greenhouse gas emissions ought to have been heralded by fanfares of trumpets and the exultation of all. It appeared to herald a volte-face after almost two terms of denial, though if one but scratches the surface a truly insidious image is revealed.
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