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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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An open letter to the labour movement: support the strike, don’t cross the climate picket line

Benjamin Brown 24 May 2019 An open letter to the labour movement: support the strike, don’t cross the climate picket line2019-05-24T00:34:13+01:00 Comment No Comment
On 15th March 2019, from Scotland to South Africa, an estimated million children and teenagers skipped school to participate in the global youth climate strikes. As the world’s youth gear…
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Air pollution and the school run: Why we need to go further than Walk to School Week

Elaine Hills 21 May 2019 Air pollution and the school run: Why we need to go further than Walk to School Week2019-05-21T01:00:09+01:00 Comment 1 Comment
Image credit: Creative Commons, Des Blenkinsopp Every weekday morning in term-time, a massive queue of cars crawls along outside my daughter’s school in Brighton. The entire line grinds to a…
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Green MEP candidate: We must not frack away our future

Jonathan Essex 19 May 2019 Green MEP candidate: We must not frack away our future2019-05-19T10:54:20+01:00 Comment No Comment
It was in the Sussex village of Balcombe that fracking exploded into the public consciousness in the UK. In August 2013 Caroline Lucas was arrested as part of the protests…
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Labour’s new energy policies show the party is taking climate justice seriously

Chris Saltmarsh 17 May 2019 Labour’s new energy policies show the party is taking climate justice seriously2019-05-17T19:08:34+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image credit: YouTube screengrab In just one week Labour have taken their ambitions on tackling the climate crisis to the next level. Bringing Energy Home, a new report outlining Labour’s…
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My week arguing with climate deniers on the internet

Martin Brampton 14 May 2019 My week arguing with climate deniers on the internet2019-05-14T00:24:45+01:00 Comment 3 Comments
Image credit: Creative Commons: Dcpeopleandeventsof2017 During the last week, I’ve been exchanging points with Twitter climate dissenters. With support from a Canadian Green, some of their claims have been refuted.…
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‘Eco-anxiety’ or ‘eco-trauma’: Malawian village sends message of hope

Steffie Kemp 10 May 2019 ‘Eco-anxiety’ or ‘eco-trauma’: Malawian village sends message of hope2019-05-10T00:10:37+01:00 Comment No Comment
Young people in Malawi invite you to see climate change through their eyes: their village’s trauma in the wake of Cyclone Idai and how they are channelling their grief into…
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My weekend with Extinction Rebellion

Tyrone Scott 25 April 2019 My weekend with Extinction Rebellion2019-04-25T22:28:38+01:00 Comment No Comment
Image Credit: Creative Commons: Julia Hawkins This passing bank holiday weekend, I felt it was important to attend the protests launched by Extinction Rebellion in the name of preserving our…
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