Hi!
From the very conservative insurance giant Lloyd's of London:
...Richard Ward, Lloyd's chief executive, said that the environmental and economic costs of fossil fuels are simply too high to justify on-going investments.
"The current generation of business leaders need to rethink their approach to energy risks or be left behind as energy becomes less reliable and more expensive," he said. "We need a long-term plan to reduce consumption and diversify our energy sources."
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Speaking at an event organised by Google last month, BP's recently appointed chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg surprised the audience by making the link. "It will be a game changer like Three Mile Island," he said, according to a report in The Times.
http://www.businessgreen.com/busines...rt-predicts-bp
cliff
LFW