The Guardian notes today: Catastrophic climate change can be averted without sacrificing living standards, according to a landmark UN report published on Sunday. It concludes
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Green quantitative easing is possible: Mark Carney has made that clear
This was reported in the FT a couple of days ago, but I missed it due to other issues: The Bank of England could buy
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Saving for the NHS
On Monday night I watched Jeremy Paxman’s programme on the First World War. One of the social dimensions of the war that he discussed was
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The Green New Deal plan to create quality jobs in every constituency in the UK
The Green New Deal group (of which I am a member) is in the Guardian this morning as a result of a letter from our convenor,
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Take deflation seriously: it has the power to derail almost any economy
At the age of 55 I have never lived in an economy facing deflation. I have only known inflation. And I have only known the
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Is Miliband delivering the Green New Deal? It’s not clear as yet
According to the Guardian – and I am sure the sources are impeccable – Ed Miliband will suggest Labour will build 200,000 houses a year
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One I am looking forward to reading
This is out in the next few days, from my Green New Deal colleague Jeremy Leggett: The blurb on the back says: A review will
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Do you want it warm today and fried tomorrow? The nuclear debate
From this morning’s letters page in the Guardian: There are far cheaper, safer, quicker, more efficient ways of addressing the climate challenge than pursuing nuclear
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Plan for well paid green jobs in every UK constituency
My Green New Deal colleague Colin Hines had the following blog on the TUC Touchstone blog yesterday, and I share it here because of the emphasis
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