Bangladesh floods; Naomi Klein and the ‘Tragedy’
Climate change means more energy in the atmosphere. Some of that raises temperatures, as southern Europe and Kuwait have noticed. The rest shifts large volumes of water or drives winds. […]
Kate Raworth’s Doughnut Economics – what’s missing
I agree with George Monbiot’s comment on the cover of Kate Raworth’s book: “I believe ‘Doughnut Economics’ will change the world.” But as the proverbial midget on a giant’s […]
Lucifer (heatwave) The beginning of the end?
The massive heatwave across southern Europe may not be due to climate change, but who doubts it is the shape of things to come? Trump does, and his belief that […]
Is the government going Green?
Has the government been reading my blog? Perhaps not, but two recent turn ups for the book make me wonder. Chasing votes in Labour strongholds always was a bad idea. […]
How the Green Party must rise from the ashes
In my blog on 7th May, I wondered whether an extreme weather event would sweep the Green Party into the corridors of power. Instead, it was punished for being a […]
A desperate appeal to Green Left
My Dad was a Socialist. For him defeating the Capitalists was number one priority. I am as passionate about social justice as he was, but two things have changed. My […]
Martin Harrison’s conference motion (how to oust the Tories)
It really is important that the Green Party learn the unpalatable lesson from this election, and now we have a motion which will formally propose this at the Harrogate Conference […]
