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"The planet said environmental campaigners should change their slogan from 'Save the Planet' to something more relevant such as 'Save Your Sorry Arse'."
Never a truer word.
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Published in The Ecologist, July 2001
An interview with French rebel farmer Jose Bove
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Published in The Ecologist, September 2000
An interview with Booker Prize-winning author and activist Arundhati Roy
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Published in The Ecologist, April 2000
An interview with the shadowy Special Agent Apple of the Biotic Baking Brigade. Anarchism with pastry and a smile.
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Regular readers will know that I've long had a beef with the rabidly anti-environmentalist editorial team over at Spiked magazine.But I thought it was about time we tried to build bridges. So today this blog features…
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It's been the worst month of my life. My father died, unexpectedly, and the fallout has been horrible to deal with. I suppose the fallout will take me much longer than a month to really deal with, but at least the worst is…
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Published in The Guardian, 10th February 2009
Last week, the government published a shortlist of five potential schemes for harnessing the tidal power of the river Severn, in the interests of providing renewable electricity. It is no secret which of them is favoured in Whitehall . As ever, it is the biggest one: a ten-mile long mega-barrage which would cost £14bn and could generate 5% of Britain ’s power.
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I'm not allowed to nominate myself, which of course I would never do anyway. If anyone else feels compelled to put my name forward, though, I would…
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Well, it's St George's day. It's not always easy to tell, as it's usually accompanied by a long silence and a few embarrassed coughs. However, if you know what you're looking for you can spot the telltale signs that England's national day has…
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It’s been a long time since I wrote this blog. I’ve been distracted by other things: the Dark Mountain Project, various book ideas, moving to Cumbria, having kiddies … it seems to be an alarmingly long list. But I feel the need again now to have a space like this to pour my thoughts into.
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I’ve noticed that many blogs seem to have a shelf life. They rise and flourish and then fall away, like everything. This one has been falling away for some time. There are many reasons, but I just don’t have the time or the seeming need to write it regularly anymore. Hell, I don’t even have the time to update my website properly, which I…
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I've talked about National Identity Cards and the accompanying central database here before. Amongst the many erosions of personal liberty enacted by this government, this is surely the worst, and it enrages me. The given reasons…
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Now, I'm not sure whether I would be a worthy winner…
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Published in The Land, November 2010
Last autumn, I moved from the city to the country. After fifteen years in Oxford, and with a young daughter now in tow, my wife and I shifted ourselves to a rented former barn on a hill farm in south Cumbria. It had been long in the planning, and it’s intended to be the first stage in a process which will lead us to…
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Or Jingle Bells.
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