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UK Blog Awards 2016 winner

News: my long-running blog, Make Wealth History, won the Green and Eco category at the UK Blog Awards 2016.

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Posted on June 13, 2016June 13, 2016Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories writing Leave a comment

Talking public space on Sky News

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Studio interview for Sky News, talking about advertising and public space for the launch of Art Everywhere.

 

Posted on August 8, 2013February 7, 2014Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories media Leave a comment

The New Escapologist

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Essay on the Citizen’s Income in issue 9 of The New Escapologist.

Posted on May 10, 2013February 7, 2014Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories Uncategorized Leave a comment

Review for Sublime Magazine

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Review of David Graeber’s The Democracy Project in Sublime Magazine.

Posted on May 8, 2013June 8, 2013Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories reviews Leave a comment

125th Anniversary Exhibition

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Researched and curated an exhibition for the SGM Lifewords 125th anniversary celebrations.

Posted on March 15, 2013February 7, 2014Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories events Leave a comment

All that we share review

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Review for Positive News.

Posted on March 8, 2013June 8, 2013Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories reviews Leave a comment

Arms sales to Madagascar

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Post on arms sales to Madagascar for the Campaign Against the Arms Trade.

In 2012 CAAT released a new database of UK arms sales, and I looked up Madagascar out of curiosity. It turns out Britain had licensed several shipments of arms to the country, despite its current un-elected coup government.

Posted on January 30, 2013June 8, 2013Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories Africa, articles Leave a comment

The commons on OpenDemocracy

A discussion of the Jubilee, the Olympics, and the theory of the Commons, on OpenDemocracy.net. Part of a discussion series on the ‘great British summer’.

 

Posted on June 4, 2012Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories articles Leave a comment

English comprehension testing in Japan

One of the joys of publishing under a Creative Commons license is finding your work picked up in unexpected places. This week saw an article on Equitrade chocolate used in an English comprehension test for a Japanese university entrance exam.

Posted on March 22, 2012Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories writing 1 Comment

Treasure in the Field

Contributed a workshop to Christian Ecology Link’s 30th anniversary conference. The theme was ‘consumer detox’, about the challenges of living sustainably in a consumer culture.

Posted on March 22, 2012Author Jeremy WilliamsCategories consumerism, events Leave a comment

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  • What we learned this week
    Our World in Data has a good deep-dive on palm oil, how big its contribution to deforestation is, and whether it is possible to meet global demand with other oils. After solar power from space, the government is now backing flying electric cars and the construction of an airport for them in Coventry. A litter […]
  • Why Britain needs a Justice40 Initiative
    The United States has rejoined the Paris Agreement, which has created a good deal of positivity in climate change circles. The box-fresh Biden administration has announced a series of new climate change measures, beginning the process of reversing the damage and neglect of the Trump years. What’s caught my eye about the new American approach […]
  • France tackles throwaway culture with the repairability index
    One of the big obstacles to a sustainable future is the culture of disposability. For citizens of consumer societies, it is perfectly normal to ‘consume’ things. We use them, and when they are damaged or obsolete, or even if we’re just bored with them, they are thrown away. The result is mountains of discarded clothes, […]
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