Evidence-based advocacy for nuclear energy, British climate realities, and wildlife protection from poorly-sited renewables.
Britain imports 43% of its energy, exposing us to price shocks and geopolitical risk.
The cost of energy dependency in 2024 - 38% higher than previous peak.
Nuclear output fell from 100 TWh to 41 TWh as import dependency grew.
Britain's environment faces real threats - but they're not always where the headlines point. We focus on evidence-based environmentalism that prioritizes:
We're hostile to bad policy, not the environment. Every claim is sourced. Every visualization is accurate. Every critique is fair.
River restoration is under 1% of the water industry’s environment programme. The Environment Agency’s restoration funds and the bill-funded lines come to roughly £50m a year in England. No spending series and no audit connect that money to results.
Read more →Solar farms do stand on England’s best and most versatile farmland, with permission. Grade 1 is the rarest case: two of the eight schemes examined here, 106 hectares between them.
Read more →Asked for ancient woodland loss since 2010, government answered with an England figure for 2006 to 2015. The only measured, dated loss since 2010 in the record we read is HS2’s 17.66 hectares.
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