A relatively modest response to our poll last week, with only 324 readers replying. Perhaps politics fatigue has set in? By far the most popular response, with 49 per cent of the vote, said that the STEM budget shoild be increased to match rhe US or German budgert in terms of percentage of GDP, while 16 per cent thought that assistance for companies to offer meaningful apprenticeships sdhould be established. A similar number, 15 per cent, thought the governmnt should commit to evidence-based policy-making, while 12 pwer cent thought that renegotiation of EU membership should take precedence. Just 4 per cent thought every department should have a science adviser.
Onshore wind and grid queue targeted in 2030 energy plan
It does seem that the wind lobbyists are, as one would expect, neglecting the cost due to wind - (storage, lots of grid links and backup - all of...