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Immigration, Brexit and the Future of Progressive Politics in the UK
November 9, 2017
I still find it hard to believe that more people in this country feel we’d be better off outside the EU than remaining in the EU. For me, there are three main reasons for this astonishing outcome at the 2016 Referendum: 1. The Stronger In campaign was dreadful, a botched, Tory-driven nightmare from…
Small Modular Reactors: The Nuclear Industry’s Latest Pipe Dream
November 4, 2017
You’ve got to hand it to the nuclear industry: they’re one resilient bunch of never-say-die hard-arses! By any standards, 2017 has been an annus horribilis for the industry, with one body blow after another, all around the world. And 2016 wasn’t that much better either. This is spelled out in…
The Campaign to Stop Fracking Moves on – to the Vale of Ryedale!
November 1, 2017
(With reference to my blog last week, the Sheffield tree story is now reaching a crunch point. Last week, Green Party Councillor Alison Teal was found not guilty of breaching Sheffield City Council’s injunction against protestors, and Colin Payne guilty only on a lesser charge. The tide is…
Why Sheffield’s Trees Matter – to All of Us!
October 24, 2017
I’ve had a really odd summer – with a knee replacement operation that went badly wrong. And this somehow blocked my creative juices, both in terms of campaigning stuff and blogging. So I decided it was time to put things right on Thursday last week! First stop: Sheffield. For some time, I’ve been…
When Will Environmental NGOs Step Up to Help Some of the World’s Poorest People?
July 6, 2017
Through the partnership that Forum for the Future has with Sime Darby (the world’s largest palm oil company), I visited Liberia back in May. To see some of their ongoing development work there. I haven’t really been able to get many of the thoughts and images arising from that visit out of my mind…
Another Coal Mine for Donald Trump to Embrace!
June 21, 2017
Fellow Greenies: help me out here, please! Which particular fossil fuel do we hate the most? Yes, that’s right: COAL. And which particular political party hates coal the most? Yes, that’s right: THE GREEN PARTY. So what the hell is a Green Party candidate doing supporting the opening of the first…