It is my usual habit, as is apparent from this blog, to write posts quite early in the morning. However, given the state of the
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We either plan for continuing life on earth or choose democide by default. Which is it to be?
As the Guardian notes in one of its morning newsletters today: Southern Europe is bracing for a second “heat storm” in a week. Record temperatures
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Tufton Street want to ban QE so that governments could no longer save us from catastrophes
Politics Home has reported that: A group of peers, think tanks and economic experts are set to launch a new parliamentary group focused on pressuring
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It’s time the politicians opposed to our well-being stopped condemning Just Stop Oil protests.
I put this on Twitter last night: All those years of austerity. The NHS in ruins as a result. The absence of any effective climate
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Where has Labour’s purpose gone?
I, and others I know, seem to be increasingly engaged with Labour politicians deeply worried that the Labour leadership is so dedicated to fiscal austerity
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Poor accounting by the ONS should not stop the necessary nationalisation of water companies
I posted this thread on Twitter this morning. It covers water, nationalisation and dire accounting by the Office for National Statistics: Discussions I have had
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Sunak’s abandonment of his climate commitments is political failure on an epic scale
As The Guardian notes this morning: The government is drawing up plans to drop the UK’s flagship £11.6bn climate and nature funding pledge, the Guardian can
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