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EnergyPolicy

UK Government Held 500 Fossil Fuel Lobbyist Meetings in First Year, Analysis Reveals

New analysis reveals UK government ministers conducted over 500 meetings with fossil fuel lobbyists during their first year in power. Critics warn this level of access gives polluting industries a “backstage pass” to decision-makers during critical energy transition discussions.

Fossil Fuel Industry Access to Ministers Doubles Under New Government

According to recent analysis, UK government ministers met with fossil fuel industry representatives more than 500 times during their first year in power – equivalent to approximately two meetings every working day. The research indicates this represents a significant increase in access compared to previous administrations.

by Samuel Kim
CybersecurityPolicy

UK Government Releases Evidence in China Spy Case as Political Fallout Continues

The UK government has released key evidence in the collapsed China spy case amid accusations from Conservatives about national security handling. Witness statements reveal the government’s “three Cs” approach to China relations while legal experts debate the prosecution’s failure.

Government Releases Evidence in Bid to End Spy Row

Downing Street has moved to contain the political fallout from the collapsed China spy trial by publishing three witness statements from the deputy national security adviser, according to reports. The evidence reveals the government’s consistent characterization of China as an “epoch-defining challenge” while maintaining a policy of cooperation, competition, and challenge where necessary.

by Priya Kapoor
EnergyPolicy

US Nuclear Waste Stranded in Temporary Storage as Permanent Solution Remains Elusive

Nearly 80 years of accumulated nuclear waste remains stranded in temporary storage sites across the United States without a permanent disposal solution. Experts point to deep geological repositories as the answer, but political and technical challenges have delayed implementation despite Finland’s progress toward operational disposal.

Nuclear Waste Storage Crisis Deepens

Decades of spent nuclear fuel from both power generation and defense applications remains stranded in what analysts describe as temporary storage solutions across the United States, according to recent reports. Sources indicate that nearly 80 years of accumulated radioactive material continues to be housed in secured but potentially vulnerable facilities while permanent disposal options remain stalled.

by Priya Kapoor