Nuclear fallout: Does the UK need a Plan B for decarbonisation?
The government's response to the shelving of three major new nuclear projects suggests a re-think is underway, but does it go far enough?
Is it time for the government to seek a compromise, reach out to a wider constituency, and rapidly develop a Plan B in a dramatic attempt to avoid sleepwalking into an entirely predictable crisis of its...
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