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environment
Energising the debate about climate change
spiked,
20 March 2009
Energise! eschews the misanthropic green ideology of restraint and explains how human action can solve a human-made problem.
Eco-priests, repent of your green folly
The Australian,
26 February 2009
Just when you think that sin has gone out of fashion, you discover it has made an unexpected comeback.
The greening of capitalism
spiked,
29 February 2008
A striking new essay exposes the pretensions of ethical consumers and explores the emergence of a seemingly green economy. But in claiming that canny capitalists have ‘manufactured scarcity’, it risks reading history backwards.
Really Bad Ideas: the tyranny of science
spiked,
15 January 2008
Scientific evidence is being repackaged as ‘The Science’: a superstitious dogma used to hector us on everything from sex to saving the planet.
From Finland to west London: a culture of death?
spiked,
12 November 2007
The Finnish school shooter and Britain’s ‘Lyrical Terrorist’ seem worlds apart. Yet both are products of the globalisation of misanthropy.
Finnish school shooting: self-loathing goes global
spiked,
8 November 2007
In declaring ‘war against humanity’, might 18-year-old Pekka-Eric Auvinen have been doing his bit to save the planet?
And the Nobel Fear Prize goes to…
spiked,
15 October 2007
Al Gore, scaremonger-in-chief of the green lobby, is a fitting winner of a prize that's long mistaken fear-makers for peacemakers.
In search of eco-salvation
spiked,
27 September 2007
Many religions are now more likely to preach about saving the planet than saving souls.
Really Bad Ideas: Environmentalism
spiked,
12 September 2007
Stuffy old moral values of prudence, abstinence and delayed gratification are being rehabilitated by today’s green outlook.
Planet Relief: the crusade against open debate
spiked,
6 September 2007
The hysterical reaction to the BBC’s decision to scrap its climate change special exposes green crusaders’ antipathy to discussion and dissent.
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