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July 10, 2024
Fossil Free Books organiser: ‘We have been called both anonymous and attention seeking’
Author Jessica Gaitán Johannesson on FFB’s campaign that caused literary festivals to break with their sponsors
Miles Ellingham
From the magazine
Climate
July 10, 2024
Are protest injunctions out of order?
Nicola Cutcher
From the magazine
People
July 10, 2024
Ex-Extinction Rebellion spokesperson: Disruptive protests can just annoy people
Fin Carter
From the magazine
European Union
June 21, 2024
The climate after Europe’s election
Philippa Nuttall
Debt Crisis
June 10, 2024
The climate and debt crises must be solved together
Ishac Diwan,
Dani Rodrik
Debt Crisis
The climate and debt crises must be solved together
Ishac Diwan,
Dani Rodrik
Climate
June 07, 2024
The climate crisis has gone woke: Can King Charles save us?
Alan Rusbridger
Climate
The climate crisis has gone woke: Can King Charles save us?
Alan Rusbridger
Law
April 25, 2024
The placard of Trudi Warner
DAT Green
Law
The placard of Trudi Warner
DAT Green
Law
April 12, 2024
Sending climate protesters to prison shows the law is an ass
Alan Rusbridger
Law
Sending climate protesters to prison shows the law is an ass
Alan Rusbridger
Politics
March 25, 2024
The Greens can break through—if they grow up
Sam Freedman
From the magazine
Politics
The Greens can break through—if they grow up
Sam Freedman
From the magazine
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