Category Archives: ecomodernism

Ecomodernists split over links with neoliberals and libertarians

Posted on October 1, 2015 by Miles King

Ecomodernist Mark Lynas was rather rueful in his Guardian article yesterday, where he openly regretted having agreed to speak at Owen Paterson’s UK2020 “thinktank”, alongside ecovandal Paterson and his libertarian brother in law “rational optimist” Viscount Matt Ridley. He described … Continue reading →

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Ecomodernist unease as Paterson uses their platform to attack Green Blob

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Miles King

Necessity is the mother of strange bedfellows, according to an old adage. And it is presumably this maxim which led the Ecomodernists to jump into bed with arch-neoliberals Owen Paterson and Matt Ridley last week. They may well be rueing … Continue reading →

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Ecomodernism takes us back to an old future

Posted on September 21, 2015 by Miles King

The risk all utopians run is that entryists will use their idealism for their own ends. This would appear to be happening this week, as arch neoliberal brothers Owen Paterson and Viscount Matt Ridley, and others, seek to appropriate Ecomodernism … Continue reading →

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