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Sunday, December 16, 2012 at 01:09PM

John McCarthy once said, "He who refuses to do the arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense". Or become politicised tin-shakers pushing absurd "independent economic analysis" it seems.

The above is a quote from my article published this week debunking the latest Greenpeace-WWF propaganda - a report that claims the UK economy would benefit from windfarms more than from its domestic gas resources (inlcuding its world class shale gas reserves) by 2020.

Knowing the real energy facts and data, I nearly fell off my chair laughing at this one.

For the full article go here to The Commentator.

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