They are (and I quote):
Changes that encourage energy use
- Massive road-building plans - £15 billion road-building spree still going ahead amid austerity read more
- Planning an unnecessary new runway in the South East (and quietly ditching previous pledges on Heathrow) read more
- Scrapping the Green Deal for home insulation - What's worse than the weak Green Deal scheme? No support at all. read more
- Scrapping the Zero Carbon Homes target - supported by housebuilders as well as environmentalists read more
- Removing tax incentives to buy less-polluting cars read more
- More planning changes to fast-track fracking - only 16 weeks allowed for councils or ministers step in read more
- New tax breaks for fossil fuels - £1.3 billion more announced in March - no cuts here! read more
- Removing onshore wind subsidies - support to end in April 2016 read more
- Cuts to solar subsidies - endangering the industry in order to save households just 50p-£1.20 a year on bills read more
- Making renewables pay the climate change levy - this was meant to encourage renewables: it will cost the industry £3.9 billion read more
- Planning changes to block onshore wind - making it extremely difficult, even when communities support it. read more
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