A survey of cities has ranked Bath the most progressive, thanks partly to its recycling rates and gender pay gap
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Some UK neighbourhoods are now leafier than national parks, a paint was invented to tackle climate change and more
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Ice is seen here under permafrost soil in Spitzbergen, the largest and only permanently populated island of the Svalbard archipelago in Norway. (SeppFriedhuber/Getty Images) Twenty-five percent (25%) of the Northern Hemisphere is permafrost. By all appearances, it is melting well beyond natural background rates, in fact, substantially! Making matters much, much worse, new research has […]
The arts can inspire people to engage with the climate crisis. We meet three people driving positive change in UK culture
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Experts want ‘wildbelts’ to be part of UK planning strategy. What are they and how can they help tackle the climate crisis?
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A study revealed rewilding’s potential, Ikea embraced circularity and notice was served on ‘thuggish’ debt letters
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Read Part 1 here; Part 2 here Perhaps Pena does not see this because he does not appear to grasp the point that in the Marxian concept of socialism (aka communism – unlike Lenin, Marx never differentiated between these two terms), the question of “exchange value” becomes completely redundant (and, with that, the preoccupation with […]
Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill: Andrew Boswell interviewby Ian SinclairMorning Star30 September 2020 On 12 August Green MP Caroline Lucas, with the support of a group of eleven cross-party MPs, tabled the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill, a private members bill, in parliament. According to the campaign backing it, the Bill “has the potential to […]
