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Tag Archives: Lobbying
Why the Conservative Party is not acting in the public interest
The Conservative Party in the UK hit a new low this week The Party leader and Prime Minister, David Cameron, clearly felt that the last week before Parliament’s summer holidays was a good week to try and bury some bad … Continue reading →
Posted in Economics, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Politics
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Tagged Big Tobacco, Conservative Party, corruption, Lobbying, Lynton Crosby, Peter Jacques, UK
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Lobbying: from Fiji Fools to Fossil Fuels
When the latest lobbying scandal broke in the UK last week, I must admit that I was somewhat surprised by the decision of Patrick Mercer MP to resign from the Conservative Party and announce he will leave Parliament in 2015. … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Science, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Politics, Scepticism
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Tagged BBC, corruption, Douglas Carswell, History, Lobbying, Lord Lairg of Artigarvan, Panorama, Patrick Mercer
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18 Comments
Anthropocene Reality 