Brexit: Stuck
Nearly a month into the EU’s Brexit extension and no progress.
Read more...Nearly a month into the EU’s Brexit extension and no progress.
Read more...Why disaser socialism looks as dodgy as neoliberalism’s shock doctrine.
Read more...‘Biodegradable ‘ plastic bags were still intact and capable of carrying shopping three years after being exposed to the natural environment: some arguments and evidence not to rely on the technofix fairy to solve the plastics crisis.
Read more...A disucssion of legal issues in the Assange extradition case.
Read more...Even though the Good Friday/Easter weekend is coming up and Brexit matters are thus in low gear, the UK still seems stuck in its pattern of confusing motion with progress. A short list of updates: Labour-Tory talks still going nowhere. I’m not sure it would be progress even if the negotiations were going somewhere, since […]
Read more...Plastic water bottles foul European waters. Why? This is a problem that can and should be fixed. Less plastic in European rivers means less plastic in the world’s oceans.
Read more...The Tories are starting to bear the cost of the Brexit fiasco.
Read more...What will the EU dispose on Brexit?
Read more...Brexit crunch week starts. And something will break, it’s just not clear precisely what.
Read more...Bill Black uses Tom Friedman’s recognition just this week that Brexit is a mess as the foundation of a detailed takedown of Friedman’s propaganda, um, views.
Read more...New study finds ocean plastic pollution costs $2.5 trillion dollars annually – and that estimate fails to account for direct and indirect impacts on human health, or the fisheries, transport, and tourism industries.
Read more...More Brexit faffing about when that’s the last thing the UK can afford.
Read more...Is May’s latest Brexit gambit a roll of the dice or meant to be a road to nowhere?
Read more...Another day of Brexit confusion.
Read more...Human rights are well established in constitutional and international law. But in the face of dangerous climate change and ecosystem collapse, do we need ‘rights of nature’?
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