By John Pickard, Brentwood Labour Party member I went to my local branch of Extinction Rebellion last night, to see what they were like and
Category: Science & Environment Archive
By John Pickard A recent report by the International Energy Agency makes grim reading for anyone interested in climate change and the future of the
By John Pickard The threat to the Earth’s biodiversity is not the same issue as climate change, even if it does come under the same
By John Pickard In the last week, thousands of protesters, overwhelmingly young people, have blocked main roads in London (and in cities elsewhere in the
By John Pickard Every activist in the labour movement should read Deep Adaption, an extremely pessimistic forecast of future social upheaval that will be brought on
By Miles Pilgrim (Instagram: hex738) Social platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat are continually gaining government attention across the world due to their unregulated nature
By Miles Pilgrim Beyond the aspect for gaming, the development of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) has incredibly useful application for humanity. Most
By Michael Roberts It seems now very opportune that I recently posted three times on my blog my views on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), an increasingly attractive
By Michael Roberts The two issues that the rich and famous in world capital like to discuss with wringing hands and weeping are: global warming/climate
By Harry Hutchinson, Labour Party NI Northern Ireland holds huge gold, silver, copper, cobalt and other precious metals in its soil. According to the Chief
