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To: dvdw© who wrote (3551)	11/23/2011 8:38:41 AM
From: dvdw©	Respond to of 3821

Follow up; in the light cast by new knowledge, brits will need to choose, from soft outputs by the dumber or dumber matrix, whose status as dead weight occupiers of budgetary largesse, compose themselves against the potential for free markets, where process and innovation replace envy.......raising the spectre; that this current mal investment of capital should become a circular reference, in defence and in self preservation of the dumbest awareness about the D or D matrix. Feedback to the contributors to break the loop... youtube.com Fears over ‘dash for gas’ http://www.lep.co.uk/news/lep-business/fears_over_dash_for_gas_1_3992663 A new report by the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, for the Co-operative, suggests that if only a fifth of the total gas resource discovered in the county was recovered, it would lead to emissions totalling two billion tonnes of carbon dioxide. Kevin Anderson, professor of energy and climate change at the Tyndall Centre, University of Manchester, said: “Pursuing shale gas electricity risks displacing urgently required investments in genuinely low-carbon energy supply. “The Government faces a difficult choice. To lead a new and low-carbon energy revolution or stick with high carbon fossil fuels, forgo its emissions targets and relinquish its hard-won international reputation on climate change.” Paul Monaghan, head of social goals at the Co-operative, said: “This authoritative report shows that a new ‘dash for gas’ is incompatible with the UK’s carbon reduction targets and that a complete re-appraisal of approach is needed.” Mr Monaghan also warned evidence was emerging that gas derived from shale may have a significantly bigger carbon footprint than previously thought, undermining its role in a transition to a low-carbon economy. (692210304)