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The Leeds branch of the Green Party presented Mothin Ali, one of its city council candidates in last weeks local elections, as a benign, humanitarian campaigner for local unity and social justice.

Building a longtermism that works for the people of tomorrow — and the people of today.

With televised matches, social media and the ability to support any team in the world, how do we choose our teams?

A moral philosopher on the ethics of how we address global warming.

Every one of us now has a duty to do something, if not for ourselves then for the survival of future generations, says philosopher Elizabeth Cripps

ABC Religion & Ethics Janna Thompson Updated Tue 9 Feb 2021, 5:51pm There are undoubtedly limits to intergenerational responsibility, and cases where doubts arise about its existence; but these doubts are not likely to undermine demands for reparation for historical emissions from wealthy states. (Lukas Schulze / Getty Images) Share Image: One of the sticking points in negotiations between developed and developing countries about the contributions they should make to alleviate the effects of c...