Private Taxation
Governments have built a heaven for
landlords and a hell for tenants. It’s time to change the system.
By George Monbiot,
published in the Guardian 17th July 2019
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Owned
As I’ve found to my
cost, the billionaire press seeks to kill change before it happens.
By George Monbiot,
published in the Guardian 3rd
July 2019
Snake Oil
Shell is not the
green saviour it claims to be, but a planetary death machine
By George Monbiot, published in the
Guardian 26th June 2019
Urban Jungle
Land Rover’s
proposals that we use its SUVs for urban safaris shows how cars have been
licensed to damage our lives.
By George
Monbiot, published in the Guardian 21st June 2019
Outer Turmoil
Our toxic political system produces toxic
leaders. We should design a system that rewards kindness and honesty.
By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian,
12th June 2019
Landfall
Our new report puts
forward transformative proposals for taking back control of the land.
By George Monbiot,
published in the Guardian 4th June 2019
Net Curtains
Industrial fishing is
the biggest threat to our blue planet. So why don’t we act on it?
By George Monbiot,
published in the Guardian 9th May 2019
Landlocked
Bullying and intimidation dominate the
British countryside, as landowners and shooters assert their power.
By George Monbiot, published in the
Guardian 1st May 2019
The Problem is Capitalism
It is a weapon pointed at the living world. We
urgently need to develop a new system.
By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 25th
April 2019
For most of my adult life, I’ve railed against
“corporate capitalism”, “consumer capitalism” and “crony capitalism”. It took
me a long time to see that the problem is not the adjective, but the noun.
No More Excuses
No one is
coming to save us. Only rebellion will prevent an environmental apocalypse
By George
Monbiot, published in the Guardian 15th April 2019
Had we put
as much effort into preventing environmental catastrophe as we’ve spent on making
excuses for inaction, we would have solved it by now. Everywhere I look, I see
people engaged in furious attempts to fend off the moral challenge it presents.