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Tuning in to the livestream of tonight's historic vote. Might check in on what #parliament are up to at some point… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… around 16 hours ago
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5 reasons why Britain won’t ever have a fracking boom
The British government are committed to fracking for gas in England. At the last count only 15% of people were in favour of fracking, but the decision has been made, whether there is support for it or not. I’m enough of a realist to recognise that Britain will be using gas for many years yet. […]
The Economics of Arrival is out today
The Economics of Arrival is my book, co-authored with Katherine Trebeck of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance. It’s out today and it’s the yellowest book you’ll read all year. More importantly, it’s the result of four years or so of reflecting on growth, progress and the multiple crises of the 21st century. If the abstract ‘more’ […]
Dar Es Salaam’s Bus Rapid Transit system
I’ve sung the praises of Bus Rapid Transit systems here before, and in a forthcoming paper from the Green Economy Coalition. So I was pleased to see Dar Es Salaam’s new bus system profiled in the Guardian last week. It’s the first gold standard BRT in Africa, and it won the Sustainable Transport Award for […]

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