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Tag Archives: Common Agricultural Policy
Will Cyprus unearth the truth?
… By succeeding in getting the EU’s new Transparency Laws enacted? With my thanks to all my old friends at Tearfund, I have already emailed my MP about the corruption in Africa that, along with all the evils of the … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Ethics, Politics
Tagged Common Agricultural Policy, corruption, European Union
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Tragedies – Shakespearean and Greek
It’s the weekend so, to celebrate, here is a special offer: Two posts for the price of one (i.e. nothing). A Shakespearean Tragedy in the making Last night I stumbled upon the second and final part of the BBC’s Simon … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Disorder, Climate Science, Consumerism, Economics, Environment, Financial Crisis, Growthmania, Politics
Tagged Belshazzar's Feast, Civil Disorder, Common Agricultural Policy, Euro Zone crisis, European Union, Greece, Panorama, Quo Vadis, Shakespeare, Simon Schama, The Road to Hell
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Dirty water kills 180 children per hour
As I have said many times now, I chose to pursue hydrogeology as a specialism because I wanted to find some way of using my geological knowledge to improve the lives of less fortunate people. I may have got distracted … Continue reading
If the CAP does not fit we should not wear it
A year ago, the Institute for Public Policy Research issued a report saying that the UK’s first-past-the-post electoral system was not fit for purpose in a multi-party democracy. Unfortunately, in a shameless piece of narcissistic political expediency, the majority of … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Economics, Ethics, Politics
Tagged Common Agricultural Policy, European Union
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