Opposing onshore UK windfarms 'means higher energy bills'
Ministers told there is no logical argument against turbines in areas that want them
Ministers must come clean to households about the higher energy bills they face if the UK continues to deter new onshore windfarms, the government's top climate change adviser has said. Lord Deben,...
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