For those who have been reading this blog for years, you will remember that I have written repeatedly about Jair Bolsonaro.


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For those who have been reading this blog for years, you will remember that I have written repeatedly about Jair Bolsonaro.
I wrote a few months ago about a move that the UK government had made to reduce the amount paid to solar panel owners for the excess power fed back into the grid to zero. This was an odd move, to suggest that multi-million pound energy suppliers should get energy for free from people off the street who have managed to afford some solar panels seems bizarre. The idea that the reward for doing the right thing on the environment was to give your energy supplier large amounts of electricity but actually then still have to pay them for any used outside sunlight hours and not be paid a penny for the large amount that you give them while you’re out at work was odd.
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