Wind Farm - political overtones

I quite enjoy seeing wind farms, says new Energy Secretary Amber Rudd as she promises locals can veto turbines

'Miss Rudd signalled that legislation will be included in the Queen's Speech next week to ensure that new wind farms have the support of local people. It will reverse the current system which sees large-scale projects decided by a national infrastructure body.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3085281/I-quite-enjoy-seeing-wind-farms-says-new-Energy-Secretary-Amber-Rudd-promises-locals-veto-turbines.html

No more windfarms unless local people say yes, says new Energy Secretary

'Amber Rudd, who was appointed last week in the post-election reshuffle, said the new powers would be in next week’s Queen’s Speech.'

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/energy/windpower/11611050/Amber-Rudd-No-more-windfarms-unless-local-people-say-yes.html

Tory pledge to end wind subsidies risks green economy, say industry leaders

'...  green businesses and campaigners were cheered by the appointment on Monday of Amber Rudd, one of the few remaining ‘green Tories’, as the new energy and climate secretary.'

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/may/13/tory-pledge-to-end-wind-subsidies-risks-green-economy-say-industry-leaders

Will David Cameron turn out to be a shy green after all?

'Having hugged those huskies, he barely spoke about climate change as PM, but things may change yet again.'

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/will-david-cameron-turn-out-to-be-a-shy-green-after-all-10255620.html