My Green New Deal colleague, Colin Hines, is in the Guardian this morning rehearsing some familiar themes. He co-authored the first green quantitative easing publication: Sorry
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It’s time for Labour to adopt the Green New Deal
In July 2008 I was one of the authors of what a group of us called the Green New Deal. It was a plan to
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Does Trump’s rejection of Paris matter?
Donald Trump continues to do all the most destructive things he said he’d do. 2016’s legacy of political madness continues to resonate. So now he’s
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To get young people to vote offer to write off student debt
I was discussing the political economy last night. This is not especially surprising: it is something I am inclined to do. It so happened that
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Turning people’s savings into a wall of money for investment
I spoke on the Today programme at about 6.48 this morning. The discussion focussed on John McDonnell and his tax pledge to 95% of British
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What Corbynomics should look like right now
Labour’s inability is hard to comprehend. It’s slaughtered in local elections. It is four weeks from a general election. And its big idea? Increase the
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A courageous transition
I am spoke at an event in Brighton this afternoon. The wax organised by Andrew Simms of the New Weather Institute and in its words it
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Appropriate Civilisation versus New Despotism
Jeremy Leggett is one of the world’s energy experts. He’s also a solar energy entrepreneur, a great activist, a member of the Green New Deal
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