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The image on the right makes way more logical sense than the image on the left.
RoofTopNotCrops retweeted
▪️ Total value of solar panels exported from China to the UK in the first half of 2023 alone = £300 million
▪️45% of UK imports of solar modules came from China in 2022
▪️ The production of solar panels in the Xinjiang region linked to the alleged exploitation of Uyghur Muslims.
RoofTopNotCrops retweeted
“This new Government is already in danger of playing fast and loose with the country’s energy and food security… The Prime Minister needs to rein Ed Miliband in before he does further damage.” @Telegraph
#CostOfNetZero
👉telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/07…
.@UKLabour criticized private ownership of utilities for years. Now they’ve approved solar projects like Sunnica, Mallards Pass, and Gate Burton, all backed by big private investors. Voters deserve consistency! @Ed_Miliband @Keir_Starmer #Hypocrisy #PoliticalIntegrity #Labour
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Read the full statement ⬇️ #stoplimedown
questions-statements.parliam…
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Please follow the link and sign the petition to protect UK farmland from mega solar farms.
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If you haven’t already, please sign and share this petition:
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Overseas Solar Developers are exploiting farmers who have been squeezed out due to artificially low prices.
@NoFarmsNoFoods @JamesMelville @1GarethWynJones
#NoFarmersNoFood
With electric car sales collapsing, @volvocars withdrawing support for @PolestarCars and domestic electric heating being pushed back to 2035 we have to ask if covering huge swathes of productive farmland with solar panels is a good idea.
@NoFarmsNoFoods @JamesMelville
Advocate for a 'roofs-first' policy in solar development to protect our countryside from overdevelopment. Support this initiative by endorsing our call to action. Your voice matters! Sign the petition here: petition.parliament.uk/petit…
@JamesMelville @CPRE @GBNEWS @NoFarmsNoFoods
For every 1kWhr of electricity from solar panels they make 4kWhr of heat. Solar on vegetation is likely to contribute to global warming not reduce it.
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