Labour Organising
From the UK. Organising 101.
From the UK. Organising 101.
Nothing and no-one is separate in this world. Nothing and no-one is more important than anything else or anyone else; no voice greater and no voice lesser.
The Festival of Dangerous Ideas (FODI) brings leading thinkers and culture creators from around the world to the Sydney Opera House stages and online to discuss and debate the important ideas of our time.
Given the topic of this post, it seems appropriate not to attach an image.
Never heard of it? Neither had I.
Part IV of IV
Part III of IV – a focus on road transport.
Part II of IV. How to achieve zero carbon from the shipping and aviation sectors by the 2030s.
Part I of a IV part series of posts on what we can do to hold global warming below 2 degrees C.
So Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership has been openly challenged.
So this post is about a suite of frameworks not to adopt if the goal is to avoid 2 degrees of global warming.
Three dots.
Updated
From the circus that never leaves town.
May figures just out…
A short film by Denis Villeneuve…
There are budgets and there are budgets. And for all the presence or absence of bright ideas, there’s a budget that threatens to subsume all others…
There are bits of good news out there, but there’s a lot of denial around the mess we’re in.
… and a freight train coming down the tracks.
According to the Herald on Sunday, some people aren’t just sitting back waiting for the Chilcot report to be released before deciding what to do. Some people are getting geared up.
A post to illustrate how fixed term parliaments work…off the back of some really woeful reportage.
…the hot potato – stop dropping it. Maybe grow the fuck up and react intelligently to the blindingly obvious.
Still out of touch and running out of time.
I know this won’t happen, but still…
Good shit happening in France.
South Dunedin, Lower Hutt, Christchurch, Napier…
If ‘home is where the heart is’ then what’s the story when everything’s heartless?
The thing about not having great sight is that sometimes you don’t really see things coming.
There was a gathering in Cathedral Square in Christchurch on Sunday the 21st of February.
A one and a half hour recording of the event was put on youtube. Speaking begins at around 13min.
oh, hallelujah…
This post is essentially a distillation of two presentations given by Kevin Anderson at the Earth 101 gathering in Iceland earlier this year. You can view them here and here I highly recommend that you do as they are packed with high quality, no nonsense information. For those who don’t know, Kevin Anderson was the director of the Tyndall Centre, the UK’s leading academic climate change research organization and is a professor of energy and climate change in the School of Mechanical, Aeronautical and Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester.
New Zealand’s bloody awful parliamentary debacle.
Boots on ground.
This is going to end well…
So, by my understanding, in ‘three party’* Canada, the New Democratic Party sought the center and nosedived. Simultaneously, the Liberals moved left and […]
The proposed TPP is a protection racket – not a trade deal.
What proper journalistic coverage of Syria looks like.