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The UK government has unveiled plans to create 400,000 positions in the clean energy sector, promising well-paid jobs across industrial regions. Opposition critics warn that current net zero policies are driving up electricity costs and causing job losses in traditional energy sectors.
The United Kingdom government has announced ambitious plans to create 400,000 jobs in the clean energy sector, according to reports from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. The initiative aims to bring “a new generation of good industrial jobs” to communities across the nation, with sources indicating these positions will offer significantly higher-than-average salaries.
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British regulators are reportedly failing to test for a specific reprotoxic “forever chemical” manufactured by a Lancashire chemicals plant, despite evidence of significant emissions. Independent sampling has confirmed the presence of EEA-NH4 in soils around the facility, raising concerns about potential health risks to nearby communities.
Environmental regulators in the UK are reportedly overlooking a specific toxic PFAS chemical produced by a Lancashire manufacturing plant, despite evidence of emissions and potential health risks, according to recent investigations. The Environment Agency has been testing for various chemical substances around AGC Chemicals’ facility but has excluded EEA-NH4 from its monitoring program, sources indicate.