Protests blocking the highway

Thanks M0nica!
Always the voice of wisdom.
I must have got carried away with my estimation of them. Silly me!

No, the government are too stupid to think of anything like that. Do notgive them ideas!

Crusties, not crustiest

I’ve just been wondering…
Do you think that it’s a possibility that this ‘rent a mob’ (‘Irresponsible crustiest’ I think Johnson called them this morning on LBC) is actually part of a conspiracy?
A conspiracy by the Government (or whoever) to soften the GB public up for their controversial Public Protest laws?

I too would query the OPs deductions, because most modern very well insulated houses, and those with insulation retro fitted do not have these problems. Most plastic framed double glazing has a trickle vent at the top of each window to enable the house to ventilate.

I would have a lot more respect for Insulate now and ER if they had published a fully researched, peer reviewed report that showed how their irrational and unreasonable demands could be met in any reasonable time scale. For the insulation -rentamob- group. I would expect them to have fully assessed materials and methods to be used so that we have no more tragedies like Grenfell tower or find houses suffering damage or becoming dangerous to live in because of the use of unsuitable materials and methods.

I usually have some respect for protest groups but I have none for ER and Insulation Now. Both groups are johny-come-very-very-latelys to the party. There are a large number of responsible environmental groups from The Green Party and others who have received a lot of respect and media coverage for raising concerns on Climate Change for decades now, before a year or two back, ER came into existence.

We are already at a stage where on some days half our electricity comes from carbon neutral sources. In fact today 60% of the power we are using, as I write, is from carbon-neutral sources (wind, solar, hydro, uclear) gridwatch.co.uk/

ER and Insulation are a rentamob crowd of the disaffected, who were looking for a cause and thought Climate Change would be a good band wagon to climb on.

That is my understanding, Blossoming.
We rented a property once with a damp and mouldy kitchen. The landlord was made to dry line and insulate it by the local council's environmental health team - and guess what, the problem went away.

Isn’t it condensation that causes most problems with mould and mildew?

@Jackthelad

Do you have any examples of houses where insulation causes this problem?

I would suspect that it's a combination of cold air in poorly insulated houses and poor ventilation.

But then, my knowledge of physics isn't too good...

I suppose if it's the end of the world as we know it, we can hardly accuse people of not thinking things through.