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An independent candidate in the Makerfield by-election, Paul Gould, is challenging the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline—a $5 billion project stretching 120 miles from the Peak District to the Wirral coast—arguing it’s a costly misallocation of public funds that should instead be used to cut local energy bills. Though the pipeline doesn’t pass through his constituency, Gould insists it’s a regional issue affecting residents with ties to impacted areas. He frames the project as emblematic of larger infrastructure decisions that prioritize national ambitions over local needs, while supporters like Dave Parkin stress the urgency of decarbonizing industry and building necessary infrastructure now.
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