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The Book Club is taking a brief Christmas break, so we have gone back through the archives to spotlight some of our favourite episodes. This week we are revisiting Sam’s conversation from 2017 with Philip Collins, former speech writer to Tony Blair, about his book When They Go Low, We Go High: Speeches That Shape The
Roman Abramovich’s yachts are said to emit more carbon than many small countries. This is unsustainable, and wrong
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By Anna Lappé and Patty Fong BERKELEY — As political leaders, policymakers, environmental advocates and philanthropists gather at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai (COP28), food systems are high on the agenda for the first time. Given that the food sector accounts for one-third of all greenhouse-gas emissions, its inclusion is long overdue.
Men and women, mothers and fathers, are not interchangeable. They never have been and they never will be.