I often wonder when it will be that climate change will create pivot points that have sufficiently deep social and economic consequences that politicians will
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Advertising is designed to make you miserable
I posted this video on YouTube this morning: In case the link does not work for you, it can be found here. The transcript is
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The biggest threat to the UK’s borders comes from climate change
Rishi Sunak was interviewed by Trevor Phillips on Sky News this morning. He was petulant, pedantic, defensive of his record and simultaneously aggressive towards Phillips,
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We need to be awake to nature
One of the strangest consequences of running a blog that has quite a high volume of traffic is that I receive a great many press
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We need a better song to sing
The Guardian features an interview by John Harris with Caroline Lucas MP this morning. I’ve known Caroline for almost twenty years now. We are both
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Labour has abandoned its environmental commitments. Is it any surprise that UK big business is following its lead?
As the Guardian notes this morning: Unilever is to scale back its environmental and social aims, provoking critics to say its board should “hang their
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Smelling the coffee
As the FT noted in its Lex column yesterday: First chocolate, now coffee — the supply of modern life’s necessities is being squeezed by a
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Oxford needs to wake up and smell the shit
I watched both boat races yesterday. Why? Because I wanted Cambridge to won. They do, after all, train in my home city of Ely on
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It’s not just Thames Water: the whole of the English water industry is environmentally insolvent
I posted this thread on Twitter last June, but it is just as relevant today: There has been much discussion about the likely failure of
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