Birmingham COP26 demo, is one of hundreds Report by Maureen Wade, Sutton Coldfield CLP member. All over the world last Saturday, millions of people took
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‘The Trick’ – BBC ‘Climategate’ drama
TV Review by Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour Party Member This drama, broadcast on BBC 1 and available on i-player (here), is a story
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Editorial: COP26 will be ‘cop-out-2021’
The two biggest barriers to human progress are the private ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange and the continuation of nation states.
TV Review by Mark Langabeer (Hastings and Rye CLP) In this programme (see here), Panorama, the Beeb’s flagship documentary series, highlights the problem of plastic-bottle
By Cain O’Mahony Never mind ‘Captain Kirk’ finally making it into space. The truth is, it’s beginning to get very crowded up there. 2021 has
When the UK government is about to host an important international conference, you just know it will be an opportunity for one of Boris Johnson’s
Correcting the report we made yesterday, Labour conference passed both composites on a Green New Deal. The first is already published here. This is the
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Labour conference composite on a Green New Deal
This very wide-ranging composite resolution, on green policy, was passed by Labour conference on a show of hands, with very few delegates voting against. This,
By Michael Roberts The sixth report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) runs to nearly 4,000 pages. The IPCC has tried to summarise
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Editorial: climate change is ‘inevitable, unprecedented and irreversible’
Only ten or twenty years ago, most activists in the labour movement would have assumed that climate change, although an important problem, would be one
