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What To Buy…Or Not?

A very thoughtful comment by Unsuitablog reader Matt Fontaine, has made me realise that if so many companies are bad, this leaves people in a very difficult position…or so it would seem. In other words, “What companies should we buy from?” Readers of my Earth Blog, and those who have reached Chapter 16 of A Matter [...]

Lord Smith Denies UK Government To Tell Truth

In the wake of Phil Woolas’ absurd proclamation that all laws are wrong and that the burden of proof now lies with the defendent (imagine how that would pan out following a bruising Saturday night), Lord Smith of Finsbury has decided that it’s time to speak out about the UK Government’s recent torrent of greenwash. Ostensibly [...]

Shifting The Burden Of Proof Changes Nothing In The GM Debate

Imagine the scene: you walk into a bar and someone immediately faces you up, brandishing their fists, red with pent-up aggression clearly eager to send you on to the floor or worse. He screams into your face, spittle flecks flying across your nose and lips, “Prove to me that you deserve not to be punched [...]

Fidelity: A Tiny Stitch In An Ocean Of Wounds

I feel like a cyclist with my mouth open sometimes — keep moving forwards and the flies will just pop in from time to time. Some of those flies will be big and nasty…like this one I received from a PR company this morning: Hello Keith, One of the ironies of the modern era is that computers [...]

Persil : Dirt Is Good For Business

Children should get out more; they need to discover the world for themselves, connect with this world and understand that life does not exist in a bubble of technology or commerce. In fact, under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, article 31 states: 1. States Parties recognize the right of the child to [...]

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