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The world’s scariest news? Methane bubbles from the arctic ocean

Adam Ramsay 13 December 2011 The world’s scariest news? Methane bubbles from the arctic ocean2011-12-13T12:25:13+00:00 Environment 23 Comments
As the world's junior ministers touch down from their holiday in Durban, The Independent today has perhaps the scariest story in human history. Perhaps. Russian scientists have observed vast plumes…
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The party hasn’t started

Adam Ramsay 12 December 2011 The party hasn’t started2011-12-12T15:07:53+00:00 11 Comments
As the economic system built by the rich for the rich collapses, pessimism abounds. The argument seems to go like this: if the rich couldn't build a better nation, a…
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Lib Dems aren’t modifying Tory policy. They are allowing it.

Adam Ramsay 12 December 2011 Lib Dems aren’t modifying Tory policy. They are allowing it.2020-12-11T11:32:36+00:00 Comment 7 Comments
As the European elephant in the cabinet room finally rears and strains the Clegg-Cameron bonds, many Liberal Democrats are once again questioning why they are in government at all. And…
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Green politicians confirm they won’t cross picket lines

Adam Ramsay 30 November 2011 Green politicians confirm they won’t cross picket lines2011-11-30T00:13:06+00:00 6 Comments
The senior elected representatives of the 3 Green Parties in the UK - the Green Party of England and Wales, the Scottish Green Party, and the Green Party of Northern…
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Bingo! Osborne’s Autumn statement: fun for all the family

Adam Ramsay 29 November 2011 Bingo! Osborne’s Autumn statement: fun for all the family2014-12-15T10:48:54+00:00 1 Comment
Thought the pre-budget report was going to be enraging? Worried that watching it will set you on a trajectory which will inevitably lead to the need for a new TV,…
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5 things about pensions

Adam Ramsay 28 November 2011 5 things about pensions2011-11-28T08:30:13+00:00 1 Comment
Wednesday's strike isn't just about pensions. Unions like the PCS have been clear from the outset – anti-worker laws mean we can't go on strike against government policies. So unions…
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This is what democracy looks like – learning from Latin America

Adam Ramsay 24 November 2011 This is what democracy looks like – learning from Latin America2011-11-24T09:30:36+00:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
This piece first appeared in this week's issue of the Occupied Times Stretched across the tent town by the London Stock Exchange is a banner spelling out the slogan of…
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Share buy backs and the failure of ‘Schrödinger’s capitalism’

Adam Ramsay 23 November 2011 Share buy backs and the failure of ‘Schrödinger’s capitalism’2011-11-23T12:30:12+00:00 7 Comments
The New York Times reported yesterday the return of corporate share buy-backs in the USA. When I tweeted the link to the story, someone replied with perhaps the best analogy…
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From monotony to farce: my Fortnum and Mason’s trial

Adam Ramsay 22 November 2011 From monotony to farce: my Fortnum and Mason’s trial2011-11-22T16:00:06+00:00 Green Parties 8 Comments
“Which judge have you got?”. That this is the first question asked by anyone familiar with the justice system perhaps says all you need to know about its operation. Throughout…
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Beating the right and the coming European event horizon

Adam Ramsay 18 November 2011 Beating the right and the coming European event horizon2014-12-15T10:47:38+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 23 Comments
“Event Horizon: (n) A spatial boundary around a black hole inside which gravity is strong enough to prevent all matter and radiation from escaping.” As the European economy teeters on…
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