THE GRAMMAR School put its views on climate change to Education minister Carol Steere yesterday.
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Global Warming
Energy providers welcome States policy decision
GUERNSEY’S energy providers are eager to begin the workstreams that will shape the island’s future supply and consumption.
Smaller cars, bigger sales
DRIVERS are swapping 4×4s for smaller cars due to the rising cost of fuel, according to the motor trade.
‘Green tax is unfair’
PLANS to hit motorists with green taxes are purely revenue-generators, it has been claimed.
‘Greener choices will cost’
ENERGY costs will have to rise if the island is serious about tackling climate change, according to Guernsey Electricity managing director Ian Watson.
More pain under 5p green fuel tax
MOTORISTS and householders could be clobbered with green taxes under initiatives announced today.
‘Slash CO2 by 30% in 12 years’
GUERNSEY should cut its carbon emissions by 30% in the next 12 years, the Energy Policy Steering Group says.
Workshop drums home the recycling message
STUDENTS from St Sampson’s Secondary School drummed to the beat in preparation for last night’s Liberated Youth Concert.
Island fails to meet gas emissions target
GUERNSEY is failing to meet greenhouse-gas-emission targets.
What’s that in the pipe?
AS THE months passed and the Environment Department’s increasingly eccentric and business-unfriendly attitude started to emerge, we wondered back in February whether it had joined the curly pipe and sandals brigade.