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The government is letting the fashion industry trash our planet

Amelia Womack 21 June 2019 The government is letting the fashion industry trash our planet2019-06-21T09:10:47+01:00 Comment No Comment
The proposals from Parliament’s Environmental Audit Committee to begin to address the thoroughly outsized contribution of the fashion industry to the trashing of our planet were modest. If they could…
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Never trust a COP: How the left should respond to COP26

Chris Saltmarsh 20 June 2019 Never trust a COP: How the left should respond to COP262019-06-20T19:48:13+01:00 Comment 1 Comment
Image credit: COP Paris, Creative Commons The UK will host COP26, the 26th round of the United Nations Climate Change Conferences, in November 2020. Jeremy Hunt is pleased. Buzzfeed reported…
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Floating cities and dirty secrets: Environmental impact of luxury cruise ships

James Hanson 19 June 2019 Floating cities and dirty secrets: Environmental impact of luxury cruise ships2019-06-19T20:19:23+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image credit: AudaCity3371, Creative Commons Floating cities seem like science fiction, and have been mentioned by some as one way humanity could in future cope with a rapidly growing global…
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Power beyond borders: Organising for climate justice

Annie Pickering 15 June 2019 Power beyond borders: Organising for climate justice2019-06-15T15:45:45+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image credit: Neil Cummings, Creative Commons Since 2012 Reclaim the Power (RtP), a network of people, has been taking action for social, environmental and economic justice, primarily in the UK.…
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Interview: Meet the activist who brought the youth climate strike to China

James Hanson 14 June 2019 Interview: Meet the activist who brought the youth climate strike to China2019-06-14T18:39:07+01:00 Comment No Comment
The youth climate strike started when the then 15 year old Greta Thunberg decided to strike from her school in Sweden in August 2018. Since then, the movement has been…
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Building a Green, Black and Brown New Deal

Samir Jeraj 11 June 2019 Building a Green, Black and Brown New Deal2019-06-11T20:32:00+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
Image Credit: Creative Commons: Senate Democrats Around a year ago I knocked on the door of a Black family. The parents asked me about jobs and opportunities for young people.…
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“What we need is really massive radical change”: An interview with Lib Dem MP Layla Moran

Lucy Pegg 10 June 2019 “What we need is really massive radical change”: An interview with Lib Dem MP Layla Moran2019-06-10T14:13:51+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image credit: Creative Commons, UK Parliament Layla Moran has a lot of reasons to be happy. She isn’t just celebrating the Lib Dem’s recent electoral successes – last week also…
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Milkshakes and bad mouthing: time for an Anti-Moaning Movement?

Julie Gulliver 9 June 2019 Milkshakes and bad mouthing: time for an Anti-Moaning Movement?2019-06-09T12:38:50+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
Image credit: YouTube screengrab “Nothing unites people more strongly than a common dislike. The easiest way to build friendships and communicate is through something negative,” author Trevor Blake. A harmless…
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Why Pride is still relevant

Steph Powell 1 June 2019 Why Pride is still relevant2019-06-01T19:34:56+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image credit: Creative Commons, The Lilac Bonzai Every year in June we celebrate Pride month. We do this to remember the Stonewall riots which occurred in 1969, which happened in…
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The campaign for a four-day working week: Good for wellbeing or economic disaster?

Julie Gulliver 25 May 2019 The campaign for a four-day working week: Good for wellbeing or economic disaster?2019-05-25T21:04:50+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
Image credit: Vimeo screengrab “We need to do a better job of putting ourselves higher on our own ‘to do’ list.” Michelle Obama When was the last time you felt…
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