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Jonathan Leake

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Journalist specialising in energy, environment, climate and science. Currently energy editor at the Daily Telegraph, London.
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Climate change is existential threat to aviation, says Heathrow executive

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Climate change has become an "existential threat to UK aviation", Heathrow Airport's own sustainability director has warned.
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Climate change is existential threat to aviation, says Heathrow executive

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Climate change has become an “existential threat to UK aviation”, Heathrow Airport’s own sustainability director has warned.
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Polish energy giant plots fleet of 14 nuclear reactors across Britain

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| MSN UK Verified
A fleet of 14 nuclear reactors is to be built across Britain under plans drawn up by a Polish-led energy investment giant. SGE, a Warsaw-based consortium that develops nuclear infrastructure, is plotting a £35bn investment across three sites to generate up to 11pc of the UK's total electricity supply. Under plans unveiled on Thursday, SGE's reactor fleet aims to supply electricity to the UK grid within eight years, providing enough power for eight million homes.
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