Responding to today's report by the ippr, which says that the opportunity to create up to 70,000 UK jobs in the offshore wind industry could be lost due to a lack of government support, Greenpeace executive director John Sauven said:
"The renewable energy sector - which could provide tens of thousands of jobs - received nothing in the government's fiscal stimulus package.
The UK, and Wales, can greatly increase the number of onshore wind farms built without trashing wildlife.
The UK could greatly increase the number of onshore wind farms it builds without trashing wildlife.
Investing in offshore wind, energy efficiency and renewable electricity links could make us a packet and slash carbon emissions. But the government aren't showing enough ambition
This morning, 'slightly shady' business secretary Peter Mandelson and 'could do better' PM Gordon Brown hosted a low carbon summit to unveil their plans for greening the UK manufacturing sector.
Valuable energy developments mustn't put environment at risk
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