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Sam Dumitriu

Brighton, London
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Nobody wants to build in London, and the far-Left is trying to make it even harder

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By Sam Dumitriu
| Yahoo Verified
London isn't building. Construction started on fewer than 7,500 homes in our nation's capital last year. Just 8.5 per cent of London's 88,000 home target. Getting permission to build in the capital is hard, but achievable. The problem is that even when developers have permission to build in London, it is increasingly not worth their while.
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Why are women so anti-nuclear?

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By Sam Dumitriu
| The Spectator Australia Verified
When I was a teenager, I became mildly obsessed with The Darwin Awards. The Darwin Awards, in their own words, ‘salute the improvement of the human genome by honoring those who accidentally remove themselves from it in a spectacular manner.’ They include a man who tested a supposedly broken detonator in his mouth (it wasn’t broken)  and a bloke who stabbed himself to test if his new jacket was actually stab-proof (it wasn’t either).
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If it’s good enough for wind, it’s good enough for nukes

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By Sam Dumitriu
| samdumitriu.com
It is too hard to build new nuclear power stations in Britain. A big reason why is the way Britain imposes expensive design changes on nuclear projects. EDF is spending around £700m on ‘fish protection measures’ at Hinkley Point C. They include a £50m ‘acoustic fish deterrent’, a £150m on a fish recovery and returns system, and two massive concrete ‘low velocity side intake heads’ that are estimated to cost half a billion pounds.
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