This letter was in the Guardian yesterday, from my Green New Deal colleague, Colin Hines: Larry Elliott is right to say that rather than crushing Greece’s
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Shale’s not setting the world alight
I saw this in the FT this morning: BHP Billiton expects to book a $2bn impairment charge following a review of its US shale assets.
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Jeremy Corbyn renames Green QE as People’s QE – but that’s fine by me
This was in the Huffington Post yesterday: Large parts of our country have been neglected for more decades, with no real industrial strategy. Our national
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US presidential candidate backs the Green New Deal
US Green Party Presidential Candidate Dr Jill Stein has backed the Green New Deal – which she looks to have lifted wholesale from the work of
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What would I do tomorrow? My 2015 budget
I gave a talk to Quakers in Bury StEdmunds last night, and thank them for their hospitality. In the question and answer session, which took
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Caroline Lucas on a positive, green and socially just future
Caroline Lucas MP had an important article in the New Statesman yesterday with the title: Caroline Lucas: We need to invest in a positive, green
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Green QE in the European Parliament
This report was on the web site of Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP for the South West of England, this week: As G7 leaders agree
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Mario Draghi agrees Green QE is possible in the EU
It’s worth watching the video here (it won’t embed). Start at 6.15 and run to the end Mario Draghi does agree Green QE is possible
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The Pope joins the club
I was amused by the highlighted element in this comment in an FT email this morning: Join the club mate. We need one or two
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