Paul Samuelson, the author of what still might be the most-sold textbook of the post-war era had this to say on page 427 of his
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Without investment in a low-carbon future, the future is likely to be bleak, barren, hopeless and devastated
There is an article in the Guardian this morning under the headline: Labour scrapping £28bn green pledge could leave UK colder, sicker and poorer I
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How can the failure of English water companies be addressed?
The Guardian has an article addressing the above issue today in which they look at alternatives to private ownership if the U.K. water supply and
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Tory claims on debt and Labour’s plan to tackle climate change with borrowed funds do not stack
Claire Coutinho MP, who was until recently Cheif Secretary to the Treasury but is now at Energy, posted this on Twitter yesterday: In response, I
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We must find a solution to funding the global Green New Deal
As Larry Elliott notes in the Guardian this morning: Urgent action is needed to prevent record debt repayments by the world’s poorest countries developing into
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Sunak: so wrong
Politics Home reported yesterday: Rishi Sunak has said “climate politics is close to breaking point” and that targets must be reached in a way that
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What do you want to leave your children?
I out this poll out on Twitter yesterday morning, and it closes soon: The question is, I think, binary. There is no way that we
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If we are to save human life on earth we need to tax the wealthy a great deal more
As George Monbiot asks in the Guardian this morning: Why are billionaires blocking action to save the planet? It’s obscene that the super-rich can criminalise
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What those at COP28 really think
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