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Monthly Archives: July 2018
Social Enterprise and the Environment
Social Enterprise and the Environment My political experience and way of thinking, developed over many years, proved very useful back in 1998, when I started up the Institute for Sustainable Development in Business. One of the things that became very … Continue reading
Health impacts of the Climate Catastrophe
Health impacts of the Climate Catastrophe One cannot be sure, but the heatwave of 2018 in the UK may just have changed the nature of the debate about environmental politics here, not least because it has provoked a flurry of … Continue reading
Posted in Environment & Sustainable Development, Politics
Tagged Climate Catastrophe, Health
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Channeling the anger part 2
Channeling the anger part 2 Since writing my post about channeling MY anger, it has become apparent that the Federal Conference Committee (FCC) of the Liberal Democrats has angered a whole other group of people (to which I also belong!) … Continue reading
Channelling my anger (or – “Poking the Hornets` Nest” part 2?)
Channelling my anger (or – Poking the Hornets` Nest part 2?) As you will know if you read my earlier post about poking the hornets` nest a little while ago, we submitted a resolution for the Liberal Democrat autumn conference … Continue reading
The Climate really IS changing (serendipity part 3)
The Climate really IS changing (serendipity part 3) OK, I have decided for the moment that daily politics will work itself out somehow and eventually its impact will become obvious on longer term issues, so I am going to pick up … Continue reading
Posted in Environment & Sustainable Development, History, Peace, Politics, Radical Liberal, Serendipity
Tagged United Nations
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A Federal Europe and the Green Dividend (serendipity part 2)
A Federal Europe and the Green Dividend (overtaken, mid-post, by current political events!!) Serendipity Part 2 My last post concluded that building informal coalitions within a fluid European Union was potentially significant for achieving great advances in combating Climate Change, … Continue reading
Posted in Boris, Environment & Sustainable Development, History, Politics, Serendipity
Tagged Resignations
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Darwin – Green Liberal Democrat? (serendipity part 1)
I have long held the view that serendipity plays a significant role in the furtherance of human knowledge and understanding and, by reason of timing, geography and my need for a cup of coffee, I found myself, this morning, wondering … Continue reading
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