About: Decentralising the UK's energy system

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Greenpeace launched a public information campaign, Tuesday, June 20 2006 to promote a new approach to tackling climate change and energy security that would dramatically cut energy waste in power stations, slash CO2 emissions and close the looming 'energy gap'. The campaign also aims to debunk common myths about how big a role nuclear power could play in providing Britain's future energy needs or tackling climate change.

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rdfs:comment	Greenpeace launched a public information campaign, Tuesday, June 20 2006 to promote a new approach to tackling climate change and energy security that would dramatically cut energy waste in power stations, slash CO2 emissions and close the looming 'energy gap'. The campaign also aims to debunk common myths about how big a role nuclear power could play in providing Britain's future energy needs or tackling climate change.
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abstract	Greenpeace launched a public information campaign, Tuesday, June 20 2006 to promote a new approach to tackling climate change and energy security that would dramatically cut energy waste in power stations, slash CO2 emissions and close the looming 'energy gap'. The campaign also aims to debunk common myths about how big a role nuclear power could play in providing Britain's future energy needs or tackling climate change.

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