The achilles heel of climate campaigners

| August 21st, 2009 | Comments are closed

As American writer Barbara Ehrenreich suggests in her book Bright-Sided, it’s now OK to say that optimism may be over-rated.  If a relentless economic positivism led to the economic crash, I’d also say that an

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“Civil resistance”, science and ethics

| August 1st, 2009 | Comments are closed
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We are in for a season of civil disobedience. The Save Vestas campaign has gone national.[read more]

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How the arts came together over climate

| June 10th, 2009 | Comments are closed

[Crosspost from the Respond! blog] With over 60 events listed in Respond!, it’s clear that there is a huge amount of activity going on in the arts which tackles the environment agenda.

A few key players helped nudge the arts scene towards this subject matter. In a new interview for the … [read more]

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More on Robin McKie’s article from The Observer

| May 29th, 2009 | Comments are closed

Well we have to be doing something right, because McKie’s article got this response from factually wayward Daily Telegraph young fogey James Delingpole, lambasting “eco-luvvies”. It’s a conspiracy! froths Delingpole:

What Cape Farewell does brilliantly, Delingpole fulminates, is breed wave after wave of high profile propagandists for the authorised Al

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