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What we’re saying Yes to: Public investment for the people

Ric Lander 13 January 2018 What we’re saying Yes to: Public investment for the people2018-05-03T20:15:32+01:00 *Society* No Comment
The UK is in dire need of new investment for housing. Credit: GWN2008 There are a lot of problems we face that we need our government to tackle. Some demand…
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What we’re saying Yes to: Community resiliency and regenerative regrowth

Caroline Stoddard 26 October 2017 What we’re saying Yes to: Community resiliency and regenerative regrowth2018-01-13T15:28:07+00:00 *Society* No Comment
Photo: pixabay user congerdesign. “In the moment of crisis, the wise build bridges and the foolish build dams.” –Nigerian Proverb Climate catastrophes are raking our world across the coals. From…
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What we’re saying Yes to: utopian, regenerative projects like Grow Heathrow

Stuart Rodger 16 October 2017 What we’re saying Yes to: utopian, regenerative projects like Grow Heathrow2018-01-13T15:22:22+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
Picture courtesy of Fergus Murray / Flickr The following article is part of a series on Bright Green, What We’re Saying Yes To, inspired by Naomi Klein’s recent book, No…
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What we’re saying Yes to: Indigenous rights

Caroline Stoddard 20 September 2017 What we’re saying Yes to: Indigenous rights2018-01-13T15:28:51+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Photo: flickr user 'ecolabs' Creative Commons license Naomi Klein is not wrong when she says in her latest book, “No, is not enough!” The power of no is stifled when…
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