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Food ecomodernism and the emptying of politics, Part I
There’ve been two seismic events in British public life in the last couple of weeks. One was the general election. The other, of course, was the…
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Looking back, looking forward
This is something of a placeholder post, with four miscellaneous items on the general theme of looking back to the past and forward to the future, and…
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Another England, or another Rome?
Note to Substack readers. I replicate the essays that I publish on my chrissmaje.com site here on Substack. I’ve switched comments off here because I…
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Newsflash – global energy transition deferred, again
The Energy Institute published its annual Statistical Review of World Energy yesterday, releasing the energy figures for 2023. So I thought I’d bring…
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Rethinking rewilding: or, re-farming and the right to plant
Note to Substack readers. I replicate the essays that I publish on my chrissmaje.com site here on Substack. I’ve switched comments off here because I…
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N-wrecked
The way that humans have messed with the Earth’s carbon cycle rightly figures as planetary eco-problem No.1 in public debate, but the way we’ve messed…
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C-wrecked: agrarian transition as politics, Part 2
Note to Substack readers. I replicate the essays that I publish on my chrissmaje.com site here on Substack. I’ve switched comments off here because I…
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