The politician who wanted to frack in London now bans it in the UK
As the UK places a moratorium on fracking its prospects look more pessimistic than ever before.
Tag Archives: environmentalism
Book review: What we’re fighting for now is each other, by Wen Stephenson
Jeremy Williams reviews What We’re Fighting for Now is Each Other.
Rick Ridgeway: Every business should have a purpose other than economic growth
Patagonia’s Rick Ridgeway lays out his vision for why entrepreneurs should go down the route of sustainability.
Climate Change: Why Conservative ideas need more traction – interview
In this exclusive blog, Alex Diggins talks to Eamonn Ives, a Researcher at one of Britain’s leading think tanks, Bright Blue, to discuss its policy work, the fragmentation of the environmental message, and why conservatives should be intuitive custodians of the planet.
Book review: The Right to be Cold, by Sheila Watt-Cloutier
In The Right to be Cold, Sheila Watt-Cloutier, details the striking personal account of environmentalism in the North.
Opinion: Are you an environmentalist or a climate hawk?
Are you someone who priorities climate change above anything else? Then you might be a climate hawk.
Living with pollution in rural China
Anthropologist Anna Lora-Wainwright discusses her new book and why we need to look at individual responses to local pollution.
Opinion: Tour de France: the sporting event that comes closest to promoting environmentalism and sustainability, but not close enough
Tour de France is promoting nature and the environment, but must go much further.
Opinion: The vision and pragmatism of Stephen Tindale must not die with him
Stephen Tindale should be remembered for his visionary thinking and pragmatism
