Evidence-based advocacy for nuclear energy, British climate realities, and wildlife protection from poorly-sited renewables.
Britain imports 40% of its energy, exposing us to price shocks and geopolitical risk.
The cost of energy dependency in 2024 - 38% higher than previous peak.
Nuclear output fell from 100 TWh to 41 TWh as import dependency grew.
Current generation by source (Q2 2025 data)
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Import Dependency: Despite record renewable generation, Britain still imports 40% of energy. Gas (45% imported) provides critical backup, and biomass (95% imported) is classified as "renewable."
Data source: UK Government Energy Statistics Q2 2025
Note: Live Grid Watch API integration planned for production
Britain's environment faces real threats - but they're not always where the headlines point. We focus on evidence-based environmentalism that prioritizes:
We're hostile to bad policy, not the environment. Every claim is sourced. Every visualization is accurate. Every critique is fair.
Only 16% of English rivers meet good ecological status. Agriculture causes 34% of failures, sewage 21%. After 15 years and billions spent, the figure hasn't improved.
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