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Whose Green New Deal?
This article by Ed McNally in New Left Review looks at Green new Deal proposals in both their British and…
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‘No one knows what Labour stands for’
Labour for a Green New Deal issued this statement, which Red-Green Labour is happy to endorse, following Labour’s poor showing…
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How the British Empire built the food system that is destroying the planet
This review first appeared in Tribune. “as the environmental historian Chris Otter shows in his remarkable new book, Diet for a…
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Tasmania’s Toxic Secret
From the Australian magazine The Monthly, this article by Richard Flanagan, Justin Kurzel and Conor Castles-Lynch exposes the rotting underbelly…
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Labour’s Climate Open Goal
This article by Freddie Daley and Jake Woodier first appeared in Tribune. Polling shows huge public support for climate action,…
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Scottish TUC- major new Green Jobs report
A report commissioned by the Scottish TUC and written by Transition Economics estimated up to 367,000 Green jobs could be…
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Anglo American, eyeing copper on protected indigenous land
From Greenpeace’s Unearthed blog 15.04.2021 Lucy Jordan and Hyury Potter @lucyjord@hyurypotter Munduruku people of the Brazilian Amazon demanding Anglo American…
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Science Museum faces backlash over Shell sponsorship of climate exhibition
From the Culture Unstained website. Sponsorship branded an ‘irresponsible’ decision which will ‘haunt the management of the Museum for years to come’ Flagship…
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Yes, Business Is the Enemy in the Fight Against Climate Change
This article by Chris Saltmarsh of Labour For A Green New Deal first appeared at Tribune. Recently, Labour shadow minister…
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A Radical Departure- the Dasgupta Review
Alan Thornett reviews ‘The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review’ published by the UK Treasury in February 2021.[i] …