| LETTERS
on SUSTAINABILITY
Written mainly in response to articles from a number of online newspapers |
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1998 - 2000 |
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| 30 Nov 2000 |
Food for thought: more money for the car, less for food
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| 30 November |
Facing up to man's threat to himself: continuing the analogy
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| 29 November |
The "rat race" and global warming
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| 27 November |
Facing up to man's threat to himself
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| 26 November |
Wind, by the way, is an inexhaustible, emission-free source of energy
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| 11 November |
Recognising limits - and cod is just the beginning!
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| 7 November |
The wisest Prince we have ever had
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| 31 October |
Commenting on ET's comments on global warming
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| 29 October |
Bedazzled and beguiled by the motorcar
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| 25 October |
Our ONLY priority should be the environment
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| 23 October | Money is power and power corrupts | ||||
| 12 October | Cars for country folk and car(e)free cities | ||||
| 21 Sept | The roots of non-sustainability go deep | ||||
| 21 Sept | A bigger threat to mankind than any asteroid | ||||
| 12 Sept | Fuel tax = ecotax = a way of steering us towards sustainability | ||||
| 03 August | Concorde, the epitome of non-sustainability! | ||||
| 21 July | Shrinking populations are not a threat but a godsend | ||||
| 15 July | Attachments endanger the economy | ||||
| 12 July | Two pernicious viruses: AIDS and Non-sustainability | ||||
| 12 July | Who is the bigger thief? | ||||
| 06 July | Plundering Planet Earth - a letter to the New York Times | ||||
| 03 July | Putting ecology before economy and re-establishing agriculture as our most vital and important industry | ||||
| 28 June | Waking up to the reality of a finite Earth and the limits to motorisation and air travel | ||||
| 26 June | "American success" and the misguided role of competition | ||||
| 28 May | Learning from our nuclear mistakes before proceeding with GMO | ||||
| 26 May | Listening to Prince Charles, instead of ridiculing him | ||||
| 23 May 2000 | Royal wisdom - why we need a precautionary approach to "progress" | ||||
| 19 May | Royal sense: woolly-headed or not! | ||||
| 05 May | The Prime Minister has good reason for concern that the rapid succession of technological developments could destabilise society. | ||||
| 12 April | Ken Livingstone's claim that "international capitalists killed more people than Hitler" is not without an element of truth. | ||||
| 05 April | Money makes the world go round and - if we are not careful - down! | ||||
| 04 April | The shame for Bill and the same for us | ||||
| 23 March | Response to attack on Prince Charles for opposing GM crops | ||||
| 14 March | Why petrol should be expensive | ||||
| 13 March | For a ban on gimmicky sales tricks, such as "two for the price of one" | ||||
| 10 March | Time to introduce a "maximum wage" | ||||
| 12 February | Devolution as an expression of Britain's more advanced civilisation | ||||
| 11 February | The right to a satisfying job | ||||
| 11 Jan. 2000 | Mistaking a blessing for a problem: As the population of Western Europe declines, the last thing it needs is to encourage immigration. | ||||
| 21 Dec. 1999 | On the road to extinction (if the new transpost minster gets his way) | ||||
| 14 Dec. | NFU's shameful defence of industrial farming methods | ||||
| 7 Dec. | Continuation of previous topic | ||||
| 7 Dec. | Farmers: dispensable, contemptible beggars in a high-tech economy | ||||
| 23 Nov. | Let's not just ban advertising aimed at children, but ALL advertising! | ||||
| 18 Nov. | Putting sustainability before growth: not a subject of the Queen's Speech. | ||||
| 11 Oct. | "Putting ecology before the economy" Response to report on the Prime Minister's plans to disband the UK Panel on Sustainable Development. | ||||
| 25 Sept. | Response to a letter saying how wonderful and indispensible cars are. | ||||
| 16 April | Partying on Spaceship Earth | ||||
| 16 Feb 1999 | The RISKS relating to GM crops | ||||
| 31 July 1998 | In defense of the transport minister's call for people to make less use of their cars | ||||