Some very perceptive comments on the Prime Minister's speech here - especially from George Monbiot (see extract below):Cameron's speech: Guardian columnists' verdict Comment is free guardian.co.uk
So that's it, is it? Twenty-five words; 0.4% of the speech in which the leader of the "greenest government ever" lays out his vision for Britain. Here they are: "more green", "a new green investment bank, so the technologies of the future are developed, jobs created and our environment protected", and "carbon capture and storage". That, dear reader, is your lot. Even when Cameron recited a long list of his government's achievements, there wasn't a word about the environment.
That's not surprising, for its achievements to date are hard to detect.
