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Most people have been agreed for ages now.
Burning fossil fuels is bad.
And anyway, they will have run out by the end of the century.
For maybe 20 years now, it's all been about renewables, wind turbines,
solar panels, hydroelectricity, sustainable forms of energy that won't cost the planet.
So when Ed Miliband's Department for Energy Security and Net Zero was awarded a 16% budget increase last month,
You'd be forgiven for expecting more windmills, more heat pumps, electric cars for all.
Not quite.
For all these reasons,