I noticed two articles concerning pensions and net-zero over the last couple of days. First there was this from the Guardian: Pension funds should face
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The operations of the Big 4 accountants within tax havens are a threat to democracy, so why won’t they close them down?
There is an interesting thread from Tom Tugendhat MP on Twitter. He is, of course, a Tory and chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee. He
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What are the Tories really saying?
This clip is short and worth watching: https://twitter.com/Haggis_UK/status/1492801870351511552?s=20&t=sUFy4ZI3FWvB35nzJKVoew The messaging in here is important. It is that parliament does not matter. The appeal is beyond
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Why progressives have to understand money
Peter May, who is largely responsible for the Progressive Pulse blog (which I direct) posted this comment on this blog yesterday, and I thought it
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What I want is a politics rooted in reality
I made clear my position with regard to those from the left seeking to support those who harassed and intimidated Keir Starmer earlier this week.
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The UK economy post any war in Ukraine might be very ugly indeed
I have no idea whether or not Russia will invade Ukraine this week, as the USA is now suggesting it might. I have largely ignored
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Russia, and London
The situation in Ukraine looks to be getting worse, and can no longer be ignored. That is most especially true for one group in UK
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The world pre 2020 no longer exists – we may want it to, but it just doesn’t
A just transition to net zero is easily affordable
My Finance for the Future partner, Colin Hines, has this letter on the work we are doing in The Guardian this morning: Business Green’s editor,
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