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Environment

A Big Tent we’d all feel at home in

Peter McColl 30 July 2010 A Big Tent we’d all feel at home in2010-07-30T11:51:59+01:00 Environment 1 Comment
I had the pleasure to attend “The Big Tent” Festival at the weekend. The Big Tent is Scotland's environmental festival, which attracted 10,000 people over the weekend. Despite having meant…
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Climate Conspiracy comes to Edinburgh Council

Peter McColl 29 July 2010 Climate Conspiracy comes to Edinburgh Council2010-07-29T14:32:02+01:00 Environment 6 Comments
So Edinburgh Tory Councillor Cameron Rose has decided to start a climate conspiracy blog. I’ve had a look around and I can’t see any qualifications Cllr Rose has for a…
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Why are bp so keen to sponsor art?

Adam Ramsay 25 June 2010 Why are bp so keen to sponsor art?2010-06-25T13:28:34+01:00 Environment 2 Comments
On Monday, The Tate will celebrate their sponsorship by bp. Artists and art lovers will be protesting outside. Today, oil industry experts at PLATFORM have launched a new briefing on…
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Climate change & cuts

Adam Ramsay 24 June 2010 Climate change & cuts2010-06-24T13:42:45+01:00 Environment 7 Comments
In my recent "a-z of why cuts are mad", "George Osborne: move over Keynes" and on our campaign site , I give a number of reasons why I oppose cuts…
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Obama Sell Out Again – This Time on Offshore Drilling

Alasdair Thompson 31 March 2010 Obama Sell Out Again – This Time on Offshore Drilling2010-03-31T19:15:38+01:00 Environment 3 Comments
If selling out the prospect of meaningful health care reform in the US might be viewed as merely a missed opportunity and a misplaced desire to compromise and achieve bipartisanship,…
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Why make RBS back small businesses, but not renewables?

Adam Ramsay 25 March 2010 Why make RBS back small businesses, but not renewables?2010-03-25T10:59:22+00:00 Environment 6 Comments
There is much to write about yesterday’s budget, but I thought I would highlight just one paradox – one I genuinely don’t understand. Alistair Darling announced a £1bn fund for…
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Ken Livingstone hints at endorsement of Tony Juniper (but couldn’t possibly comment)

Gary Dunion 19 March 2010 Ken Livingstone hints at endorsement of Tony Juniper (but couldn’t possibly comment)2010-03-19T10:15:14+00:00 Environment 7 Comments
Fans of House of Cards will recognise it immediately. When asked whether he was urging Cantabrians to vote for Green candidate Tony Juniper over Labour's Daniel Zeichner, Ken Livingstone cannily…
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Are we seeing the end of coal?

Adam Ramsay 19 March 2010 Are we seeing the end of coal?2010-03-19T09:23:32+00:00 Environment 2 Comments
Just a very brief post to say well done to Patrick Harvie for securing a vote in Holyrood against Hunterston coal power station - and to cross-party back-benchers for supporting…
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In Defence of Universalism

Peter McColl 18 March 2010 In Defence of Universalism2010-03-18T08:27:41+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
The Scottish Greens have been arguing for a couple of years that the government should create a universal free household insulation service. This has been very successfully rolled out in…
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England & Wales

bailed-out RBS lead near billion pound deal for Uganda war zone oil company

Adam Ramsay 5 February 2010 bailed-out RBS lead near billion pound deal for Uganda war zone oil company2010-02-05T18:31:21+00:00 England & Wales 3 Comments
Yesterday I posted a story about how we had just launched a legal action against the Treasury over their failure to stop RBS misusing public money.  Right after I posted…
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