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<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to George Monbiot’s article about collapsing Earth systems

Friends of the Earth, originally an environmental NGO that was focused on anti-nuclear technology, has progressed to campaigning against synthetic biology, pesticides and GMOs.

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers reflect on why voters are prepared to overlook the shortcomings of the likes of Boris Johnson

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to Larry Elliott’s article about the impact of artificial intelligence on the workplace

Letters: <strong>Charles Secrett </strong>on a carbon tax and the climate ecology bill, and <strong>Johnny Gowdy </strong>on Jacob Rees-Mogg’s apparent conversion to the green cause

Letter: <strong>Charles Secrett</strong> says exposing those behind these disastrous fossil fuel projects and drawing the public into the fight are essential to prevent runaway global heating

Using nuclear power still doesn’t make sense It was this hopelessly inadequate articulation of future energy policy that persuaded me to revisit the case for nuclear power, to see if it makes any more sense now than it did back in March 2012. It doesn’t. Indeed, many of the inherent problems about nuclear power (getting more and more expensive every year, ever greater construction delays, still no answers on nuclear waste, security problems, both physical and cyber, proliferation risks and...