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Lloyd’s of London told to ditch coal and tar sands

Chris Jarvis 1 September 2020 Lloyd’s of London told to ditch coal and tar sands2020-09-01T18:49:35+01:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
Campaign group Insure Our Future today staged a protest outside insurance market Lloyd's of London, demanding the market "wash its hands" of coal and tar sands. The protest saw campaigners…
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Climate change purged from the curriculum as capitalist realism arrives in the UK

Adam Ramsay 18 March 2013 Climate change purged from the curriculum as capitalist realism arrives in the UK2015-03-11T00:43:15+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
There is no more profound duty than that of each generation to educate its children. It is through the dissemination of knowledge that human societies progress. Human's are incredible. We…
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#idlenomore: Clayton Thomas-Muller speech on indigenous rights

Bright Green Editors 23 December 2012 #idlenomore: Clayton Thomas-Muller speech on indigenous rights2012-12-23T21:22:24+00:00 Environment No Comment
Clayton Thomas-Muller of the Mathias Colomb Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba Canada is the tar sands campaign director for the Indigenous Environmental Network and a friend of Bright Green. He…
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Climate challenges for a future Labour government

Adam Ramsay 5 August 2012 Climate challenges for a future Labour government2012-08-05T09:00:18+01:00 Environment 4 Comments
I was asked by the Young Fabians to write about the climate change challenges for a potential Labour government in 2015. This piece first appeared in their magazine - Anticipations…
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Fuel-quality directive vote today – will the UK government back tar sands?

Bright Green Editors 23 February 2012 Fuel-quality directive vote today – will the UK government back tar sands?2012-02-23T08:30:24+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
By Lauren King Fuel-quality directive vote today – UK government ‘green’ or mean? I want to take Mr Baker on a journey this morning before the vote, to a place…
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Drenched in Oil – Ulster Bank, RBS and Ethics for the Belfast Festival

Adam McGibbon 10 October 2011 Drenched in Oil – Ulster Bank, RBS and Ethics for the Belfast Festival2014-12-15T11:06:19+00:00 Environment 2 Comments
What links the suffering of the indigenous Cree Indians of Alberta, Canada, the international arms trade and the President of Belarus to a vibrant cultural event in Belfast, Northern Ireland?…
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Gulf Voices Silenced as BP try their hardest to move on from an awful year

Bright Green Editors 15 April 2011 Gulf Voices Silenced as BP try their hardest to move on from an awful year2011-04-15T11:00:27+01:00 Environment 1 Comment
By Matthew Butcher - reporting from inside yesterday's BP AGM It hasn’t been the easiest year for BP or their shareholders. First their was the disastrous Deepwater Disaster which killed…
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Why I superglued myself to the Royal Bank of Scotland

TimGee 4 September 2010 Why I superglued myself to the Royal Bank of Scotland2018-08-21T14:44:19+01:00 Comment 5 Comments
Scotland is a country deeply associated with standing up for the underdog and challenging injustice. This is reflected in steps to become a Fairtrade nation, to build closer links with…
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Climate Camp – why RBS?

Adam Ramsay 25 August 2010 Climate Camp – why RBS?2010-08-25T13:25:28+01:00 Environment 5 Comments
The camp for climate action came to Scotland this week. To those wondering why so many people are angry with this bank, the answer is pretty simple: when it comes…
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