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Michael Gove and the American Neoconservatives
Last week I wrote about Michael Gove’s surprise arrival as Secretary of State for the Environment Food and Rural Affairs. There is so much more to write about this, but time is limited and I will not be able to … Continue reading
A vote for Brexit is an attack on public spending and the public sector
Once again today we hear pro-Brexit ministers claim that all the things that are funded via the EU will continue to be supported, from the Treasury. So, according to Farm minister Eustice, things like farm subsidies will stay the same … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, climate change, neoliberalism, Uncategorized
Tagged Brexit, desmog, neoliberals, public sector
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Ecomodernists split over links with neoliberals and libertarians
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
Posted in ecomodernism, libertarians, neoliberalism
Tagged ben pile, ecomodernism, Ecomodernists, libertarians, mark lynas, Matt Ridley, neoliberals, Owen Paterson
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Stick to the Knitting
“I think the Knitters have left you a message Minister” It’s just as well there is less than a year left in this Parliament – and so very little if any time for new legislation or policy development. This is … Continue reading
