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Book review: The case for Universal Basic Services, by Anna Coote and Andrew Percy
The idea of Universal Basic Services (UBS) was only coined in 2017, but has been taken up unusually quickly. It’s given a name to something people were already aspiring to. The Labour Party have taken it the furthest, adopting it as a pillar of their economic thinking at their conference this year. Though their manifesto […]
What we learned this week
The Daily Mail’s Christmas campaign is to encourage their readers to plant a million trees. As I mentioned recently, planting trees is one of the few things all the political parties agree on. If we don’t have a mass planting project in the next five years, something will have gone wrong. The drought in Australia […]
PowerPaired – finding sites for community energy
Community energy is a promising movement within the clean energy transition. It shifts energy provision from large scale fossil fuel operations to small scale renewable energy, with the benefits flowing to local people rather than shareholders. Unfortunately it’s had a rough time under the Conservative government. The Tories published a community energy stra […]

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