The IMF says it is worried about the world having a low-growth, high-debt future when, in reality, we need low growth to manage climate change
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The Budget and climate change: do they really care?
Listening to Budget reaction in the media this morning, one would think that the Budget was a disaster not because it did not do enough
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Economics was never meant to be about the destruction of scarce resources, but that’s what it has become.
Economics is supposedly a study of how we allocate scarce resources within our society. There is, however, a problem with that definition. That comes from
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There’s no electricity or water for Starmer’s planned investments
Starmer wants high-tech investment in the UK that will demand massive new electricity supply and water supplies we simply have not got, and all for
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How late is too late when it comes to climate change?
The world might already be at a tipping point when it comes to climate change and yet our leaders still seem to be in denial
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I don’t believe in coincidences
The Guardian has reported that: Green groups have reacted with fury to reports that BP has dropped a target to cut its oil output in the next
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The real story about carbon capture and storage
I think I should share this view on carbon capture and storage. It is not for those offended by swearing, even when. it is used
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Starmer’s new climate policy is unforgivable
The Sun reports this morning that: The PM is announcing a £22billion cash injection over 25 years for “game-changing” carbon capture technology in Merseyside and Teesside. It also notes
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The price of effluence
As the Guardian has reported: Six water companies overcharged customers between £800m and £1.5bn by “significantly or systematically” underreporting the true scale of their sewage
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