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The Art of Dissuasion

How to ensure that journalists don’t listen to you.

That’s what we should call the devastating ash disease now spreading across Britain.

How conservatism turned into an orgy of destruction.

Could scientists have got the impacts of climate change on food supply wildly wrong?

If we lose the ash tree, we’ll lose culture as well as nature.

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

Imperialism did almost as much harm to the ruling nations as it did to their subject peoples.

The justifications for airport expansion turn out to be bogus.

We’re getting a better idea of how billionaires and corporations capture government policy.

A potent myth is being used to justify economic capture by a parasitic class.

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

With the appointment of an anti-green as Environment Secretary, the pretence is over.

The prospect of a trial for Tony Blair now starts to look more plausible

Press release: Payouts for attempts to arrest the former PM now exceed £10,000.

An animation calling for economic democracy.

Could the rubbish published in the Observer about birds of prey be related to the author’s undisclosed interests?

Climate breakdown is right here, right now.

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

In the name of saving the natural world, governments are privatising it.

The environment is being trashed because of a failure to reform campaign finance.