I mentioned my creation, sustainable cost accounting, which seeks to bring the costs of tackling climate change onto corporate balance sheets so that we are
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The Scottish government yesterday broadly adopted the deeply depressing, profoundly conventional and neoliberal suggestions of the commission that it appointed to advise on recovery from
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I asked my friend Rupert Read of the University of East Anglia and Extinction rebellion to write the following for this blog about his new
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As the Guardian notes this morning: A multibillion-dollar pipeline of projects aiming to ship gas around the world on giant tankers could be in jeopardy
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I am a signatory to this statement, published yesterday in The Ecologist. I also had involvement in its drafting, although I am not an author.
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The Common Weal think tank in Scotland is, in my opinion, the most progressive organisation working on economy ic transformation in the UK right now.
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When I suggested that sustainable cost accounting should be required to track the progress of companies towards achieving the target of net-zero carbon emissions I
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I share this post from the Tax Justice Network blog with permission. There are small points where I would put this emphasis in a different
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I thought I had found the most depressing news story of the day already, and then I found this, in The Guardian:The Guardian: Investment in
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