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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Brexit: How a country lost its mind
Originally posted on daryanblog:
I know I keep banging on about brexit, but the thing is it will directly impact people in the UK and beyond (the joke goes an Englishman, an Irishman, a Welshman, a Scot and an Ulsterman…
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News roundup: Sustainability edition
First solar, now the Tories go after biomass Be careful what you wish for, the Tories might try to implement it and then make a pigs breakfast of everything. For quite sometime, the UK has fallen behind in terms of … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, CHP, clean energy, climate change, economics, energy, environment, EU, fossil fuels, Global warming denial, history, Japan, news, politics, renewables, sustainability, technology, thorium, water scams
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Brexit and Immigration
Originally posted on daryanblog:
Brexit has been interpreted by Theresa May and the Tory party, as the UK voting to make itself poorer, in order to cut immigration. Of course, as I’ve pointed out before, this is a false narrative,…
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Brexit update: Running down the clock
Originally posted on daryanblog:
Recently the Guardian’s business editor Nils Pratley asked the question, when does the no deal panic start? One could ask the same question as regards Trump’s trade policy and the recent shutdown. Well in some respects,…
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A right to repair?
Recently the EU, when not dealing with Brexit or the rise of right wing populists, proposed something rather sensible, a right to repair. Increasingly many white goods, such as washing machines, fridges, vacuum cleaners have become more and more difficult … Continue reading
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