"These findings are worrying, and are likely to add to the very real concerns that people have about fracking and shale gas," he said.

n addition to considering the potential for large-scale energy producers to generate renewable energy, the report finds that end-users, such as households equipped with solar panels and industry with the ability to recycle waste heat, could generate a significant amount of the South's renewable electricity.

Their nervousness is understandable. In the past 18 months, the House of Lords has undergone a profound change that has overturned all the assumptions about its future. The amicable club where all sides play by a set of understood but unrecorded rules has gone. Labour is playing hardball. In the Lords, there is no time limit on debate, but tradition holds that this freedom is not abused by filibuster. With Mr Miliband's approval, Labour is now using time as a weapon to prevent Bills from making progress in a way that defies convention. Or take today's debate on the Health Bill: government legislation is usually never put to a vote on second reading. Yet that is precisely what , which, if passed, will kill off one of the Coalition's most tortured but emblematic measures. The Government is confident of seeing off the danger, but the threat has caused alarm.

After decades of experimentation, innovation and trials, the future of motoring is here and today sees the Environment Agency take delivery of its first pure-electric vehicle (EV) in a bid to reduce the organisation's carbon footprint. The event coincides with Climate Change Week which is aimed at demonstrating what can be done by businesses and individuals to reduce CO2 and to encourage more people to act on climate change.

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