The following is the official energy efficiency certificate for the Department of Energy and Climate Change's office (which used to be a DEFRA office - you have to admit, the department responsible for lower emissions is doing really well huh?
Friday, March 27, 2009
Climate Change department fails on energy efficiency
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4 comments:
its disgusting really. They shoud be setting an example.
Maybe if they switched off a few lights and opened a window rather than relying on the central heating!
You have to be joking. This department is another branch of HMRC and just as useless.
Wasn`t it Ed Milliband who said this week that turning down applications for wind farms should be seen as unacceptable,hiles as driving without a seatbelt. OR leaving all the lights on in your office!!
I'm not at all surprised, they know the truth that all the hype about climate change is bulls**t! The Japanese scientists say the 'science' of climate change is equivalent to alchemy and the yanks have now realised the ocean warming is due to lack of dust in the atmosphere and NOT CO2 (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/27/atlantic_dust_temp_hurricane_study/ ).
That being said, there is no need to be quite so blatant about it.
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