UK geographical challenges in great need

     Although PM Cameron wants to give the impression that he's in control, I think there's more going on than he is taking so lightly!
     For one thing, he says he can handle the water influx of the North Sea due to the melting of the northern ice cap.  I think it's much more serious, especially for the islands off the north coast.  I am hoping that the British military is in touch with the US Army Corps of Engineers to grapple with the severity of the water flooding of lands that is bound to occur soon, if not already.
      For another, the UK has an enormous opportunity to take advantage of wind power.  It needs a lot more windmills all over the country, but especially in the north as soon as they can add to what is there already.  Forget costs and borrow like mad, because the UK can recoup in the savings in electric bills. Also, the UK, I have the impression, is still trying to save its coal industry.  This is a terrible mistake, if true.  The winds carry the carbons right over the Continent.  Have mercy for your fellow Europeans!