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CHANGING THE GAME – A PROGRAMME FOR GOVERNMENT

Posted on May 6, 2015 by tomburke

E3G is publishing ‘Changing the Game’ a 10 point programme for government that will put the environment to work for the economy. For too long Britain’s environmentalists have asked British Governments to do more for the environment. … Continue reading →

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ISIS AND OIL

Posted on April 13, 2015 by tomburke

As an environmentalist for more than forty years I have got used to the spasm of rage when I read of another act of wanton destruction of an irreplaceable natural treasure. Like professionals in the emergency services … Continue reading →

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Making John Redwood angry – it’s nothing personal

Posted on February 24, 2014 by tomburke

This article first appeared in Business Green on the 17th February 2014 I recently made John Redwood MP very cross. He was so cross he accused me of making ‘a very unpleasant personal attack’ on him. He … Continue reading →

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