The Guardian reports this morning that:
The green deal, the government's big policy initiative for fighting climate change, is supposed to plug one of Britain's biggest sources of carbon emissions — draughty, fuel-poor homes.
Far from being a Liberal Democrat invention, it bore the imprimatur of David Cameron himself. One FTSE100 business leader who visited No 10 dared to joke about the name, only for the prime minister to explain that the label was his own idea.
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I think you may have been victim to what Krugman has just called “concern trolling — the practice, all too common among a certain class of commentators, of professing sympathy with progressive policy goals, then, invariably, finding a way to support right-wing talking points” (April 15, 2012 ‘Double-counting Doubletalk’). And as for Clement Attlee, I think he was the original Big Society man, when he went into the east end of London in the late 19th century and taught himself about poverty.