Governments must stop encouraging fossil fuel companies to invest in new production sites
‘Scientists believe the world is increasingly likely to experience global warming of 1.5C within the next five years because of record greenhouse gas levels’.
Mike Buckley
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Mike Buckley: What Russia’s war on Ukraine could mean for the future of climate change
‘Ask any climate scientist, or Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Getting the world off fossil fuels must be a much bigger priority than it is now.’
Mike Buckley: What would a diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine look like?
‘Putin will suffer consequences enough, potentially costing his leadership. But for now, the priority must be ending the war as quickly and completely as possible.’
Mike Buckley: European leaders are now looking beyond NATO for their own defence
‘The EU will define itself as a military actor, focused on its own defence and limiting Russian aggression.’
Crime will be a bigger policy issue at the next election, Labour can take a lead on it if it gets it right
Labour is right to make crime and policing a key battleground
Brexit: ‘The case for divergence has in most cases not been made’
‘More consequential in the long run is Johnson’s rediscovered desire to push Brexit to its absolute limit, regardless of the consequences for the economy, British businesses or Britain’s relationship with our European partners.’
‘While the circus over parties, cakes and flat refurbishments continues the climate crisis only gets worse’
‘The Glasgow Climate Pact needs to move “from words on a page” to a lived reality’
Omicron is not a mild virus
‘What facts have been employed have been cherry picked to tell a hopeful story’
There’s a progressive way to live with Covid that includes protecting the most vulnerable
‘A public debate framed around ongoing restrictions versus an unacceptable right-wing conception of ‘living with the virus’ is therefore profoundly unhelpful.’
