By Ray Goodspeed (Leyton and Wanstead CLP – personal capacity) (Part Two here) Over the last few years, the visibility of transgender (trans) people has
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Global warming: planning not pricing
By Michael Roberts Carbon pricing and carbon taxes are now proposed by international institutions and mainstream economics as the main solutions to ending global warming
By John Pickard Although global warming as a major political issue is a relatively ‘recent’ one, from the point of view of the science, it
By Richard Mellor in California “An educator in a system of oppression is either a revolutionary or an oppressor.”, Lerone Bennett Jr. The Year Earth Changed is
By Harry Hutchinson, member, Labour Party Northern Ireland Over a dozen anti-mining groups, based in the communities in NI have established themselves as a movement
By Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member. Judging by a recent Channel 4 programme, The Anti-vacc Conspiracy, the primary movers of the anti-vax campaign
By Richard Mellor in California My wife and I decided to drive over to the coast today to get out of the house. We live
by John Pickard In the two centuries since its rapid development of industry, capitalism has developed science and technology as an integral part of its
By Jack Gerson in California The arrival of effective vaccines against Covid-19 provides hope that the pandemic that has infected over 100 million people and
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Darwin, The Descent of Man and evolution
By John Pickard It is 150 years this year since Darwin published his book The Descent of Man. He developed the main outline of his
