Category: environment and the natural world

Hatewashed

How a new film stitched me up like a kipper.

Let’s focus our campaigning on things we can actually change.

Immigration is the only thing that will keep wealthy nations viable.

The government is trying to set us against our ecosystems. We must resist this Trumpian gambit.

Alongside the genocide, the Israeli government is destroying the ecosystems of Gaza, perhaps permanently.

Marvellous giants are returning to our shores, which means only one thing: pathetic inadequates using them as a test of manhood.

The government’s proposed new rules will allow a flood of toxic chemicals to be sold in the UK.

Protection should be the default state of the oceans.

Keir Starmer’s attack on our planning system is an almost-perfect repeat of Boris Johnson’s disaster. Why can’t he see that?

Dartmoor National Park is not dying; it is being killed, and these are the killers.

This new legislation is the worst attack on England’s ecosystems in living memory.

As deliberately-contaminated sewage sludge is spread on farmland, it feels as if humanity is on a suicide mission.

Could Trump and Musk be seeking to end our time on Earth?

This is how Labour’s war on regulations will stymie its own policies. It is irrational and self-destructive.

The UK government’s pursuit of growth at all costs hands this country to predatory capital.

An astonishing thing is happening at sea, but the government, backed by an entire “scientific” discipline, seems determined to stifle it.

It’s ridiculous that governments leave it to people like me to communicate the need for environmental action.

The obscene thing I witnessed was like a parable of the madness of extreme wealth.

The crucial green policies missing from Labour’s manifesto.

The tricks and scams which enable the offshore owners of England’s water companies to clean up, while leaving us with their mess.