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The Gift of Death

Pathological consumption has become so normalised that we scarcely notice it.

This is by far the most interesting and challenging debate about nuclear power I have had to date.

The evidence linking Alzheimer’s disease to the food industry is strong and growing.

The rich world is causing the famines it claims to be preventing.

Thanks to an aristocratic minister, state spending is being used to support pheasant shoots and destroy birds of prey.

Population is much less of a problem than consumption. No wonder the rich are obsessed by it.

How the Fukushima disaster taught me to stop worrying and embrace nuclear power.

The economic crisis is the disaster the Conservatives have been praying for. Now they can reshape the economy on corporate lines.

Here are the biodiversity challenges we’ll be pressing governments to meet

Green enthusiasm for vertical farms shows that no one is untouched by magical thinking.

Matt Ridley’s irrational theories remain unchanged by his own disastrous experiment.

Why the sudden surge in climate change denial? Could it be about something else altogether?

A debate with Paul Kingsnorth

How did Marxist class warriors end up fighting for the bosses’ right to fly?

The economic crisis is petty by comparison to the nature crunch. But they have the same cause.

A new wave of food colonialism is snatching food from the mouths of the poor.

Arthur Scargill has challenged me to a duel. Name your date, sir.

If you care about hunger, eat less meat.

The numbers show that this should be the real question at the Bali talks.

Are we already shutting our minds to the consequences of climate change?