@BBCWalesNews Nothing to do with the fact that it affects Plaid heartlands! However, water pipelines and gas have all been laid underground , why not electricity, it costs more in the first instance but no extra costs of maintenance.
@bbcquestiontime This guy looked totally disillusioned when 80% of the panel disagreed. Simplistic understanding of the effect of CO2 as against other GHGs is unravelling fast. Reality dawns?
@GuidoFawkes On Today this morning a correspondent was allowed to get away with explaining the closure of 12 French nuclear power stations to heat, it was actually drought. Every schoolchild would know that 20 years ago.
@mdbuckley The news on the BBC is a laughable mush of world magazine items and a terribly biased childish narrative. That is why I shop around these days, when I used to leave R4 on in the background.
@jemmm85517813 Burnham could well sack her. It is illogical to allow Jackdaw because it is gas but not allow oil and import Rotterdam refined oil from the exact same basin in the Norwegian sector.
@BBCPolitics Jackdaw cannot be so little in extent as to be not worth the bother, and also be destroying the planet at the same time. The saner Greens realise that this gambit has run out of road. Climate changes on geologic scales but weather is changeable and always has been.
@beverleyturner The first to suffer would be those who have gone down the totally anti carbon route for instance heat pumps. I can at least use the hot plate on my wood burner. This has echoes of 1938?
@Glinner Creasey's problem is her evident condescension towards contrary and valid arguments. So common in the left, who will argue the facts if they conflict with their naive view.
@maelnallaen I notice today that the number of Welsh speaking children 3 - 15 has fallen. However the proportion of the population as a group is still the highest. In essence, the Welsh population is aging and in-migration of OAPs does not help, add to it the outmigration. NHS stumbles.