Schumpeter: The father of fracking | The Economist

Against fracking 01

Against fracking 01 (Photo credit: Bosc d’Anjou)

This is an excellent MUST READ article on fracking from the Economist. Check it out!

Schumpeter: The father of fracking | The Economist.

Fracking is transforming the World’s energy industries. Already widely developed in the US, the UK Government recently opened up the UK for a sizable fracking industry but this has already been challenged by environmentalists. Many people still struggle with the meaning of the word “fracking“; they also are wary of what fracking will do to the environment. In a separate series of blogs, I am sharing the experiences of German expat friend, who lives in Southern Texas, when they started fracking across the street from his house.

On another theme, the Economist article picks up on encouraging innovation and imaginative use of technology, with appropriate fiscal stimulation. Fiscal policies in Europe, for example, is focused almost exclusively on austerity at the moment, and everybody, rich, poor and future generations are suffering unnecessarily.

Any thoughts?

Any views?

 

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‘Go Home’ vans must be challenged | Ben Folley – Next Generation Labour

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Home Office (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This is a powerful STRONGLY RECOMMENDED article by Ben Folley, published by Next Generation Labour.

via ‘Go Home’ vans must be challenged | Next Generation Labour.

Personally, I agree that the “go gome” vans are a diversion to distract the public’s attention from the failings of this Government.

Surely, if the Home Office want to manage immigration, they should start with being able to record arrivals and departures accurately?

Any thoughts?

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