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New essay 'It's not too late, but it's over: how COP26 changes everything' smallfarmfuture.org.uk/?p=1876 Referencing

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It’s not too late, but it’s over: how COP26 changes everything

And so the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow has drawn to a close. Time for another break from my present blog cycle for a few thoughts on the implications. Prior to the meeting the eco-philosopher...

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I note, given the below that any lessons to be learned from indigenous people (or revolutionary potentials) are unlikely to figure much compared to this narrative.. twitter.com/Ayishas12/stat i.e it'll not be the lessons of a domestic mode of production lol

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I was invited to the BBC debate night to during COP26 to discuss the effectiveness of the event and the climate solutions COP was presenting. However what struck an enormous cord was the usage of the word “indigenous” by OGUK chief executive Deirdre Michie

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