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UK Government Plans Climate Change Adaption, UK Consumers Need To Adapt To

Posted on 24. Jun, 2009 by Ross in Energy Prices, Government Policy, United Kingdom

The UK Government is preparing a Adaptation Sub-Committee to help Britain prepare for the effects of climate change, Defra announced today.

Meanwhile, a report (PDF) from price comparison company Uswitch is predicting that households have some adapting of their own to do, with the average energy bill set to quadruple by 2020.

Over the past five years, UK energy bills have doubled from an average of

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