Earlier this year I was asked to think about the relationship between financial accounting and natural capital accounting by Dr Rupert Read of the University
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Sustainable cost accounting – an introduction
Unusually much of my blogging today will be on just one subject, which is a new idea I am launching today, which I have dubbed
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The government’s new policy on the climate crisis is ‘let us burn’
The Guardian features an article this morning that tells us a great deal about the priorities of the UK government when it comes to the
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Everything has to change – and that’s why the likes of Mark Field cannot hide their anger
Yesterday was pretty depressing. We had to come to terms with the fact it’s either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt who will be our next
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There is no austerity in the Green New Deal
A worrying idea was put to me yesterday. This is that for many people the Green New Deal might simply be a new form of
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If we’re going to have more QE make it green, please
The FT has noted in an email this morning that: Mario Draghi has given his clearest indication yet that the European Central Bank will launch
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Green bonds will save us from the next pension scandal
I got the typical reactions from right wingers for suggesting that the investment of auto-enrolment pension funds was inappropriate yesterday. Comments included the claims that
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Does the Green New Deal demand a new conceptual framework for accounting?
I will be discussing the above issue at this event: “Debating Nature’s Value” — 27 June at Chartered Accountants’ Hall ICAEW is partnering with the
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Glasgow: 29 August
CommonSpace has announced this today: Climate Emergency demands a rapid transformation in every aspect of our economy, from how we travel to how we heat
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