The land ahead – Interview transcript
The Mint: Good morning, Sue, and thank you very much for giving some of your time to talk to The Mint. Sue Pritchard: Good morning, Henry. I am delighted to …
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The Mint: Good morning, Sue, and thank you very much for giving some of your time to talk to The Mint. Sue Pritchard: Good morning, Henry. I am delighted to …
The land ahead – Interview transcript Read MoreThe Mint: Good morning, Clive. And thanks very much for giving some of your time to talk to The Mint today. Clive Spash: Good morning. Thanks for inviting me. The …
Bad Grammar? Interview transcript Read MoreBritish academic, and ecological economist, based in Vienna, Clive Spash, was one of the few expert voices who openly and scathingly criticised the recent Dasgupta Review. The 600-page review by …
Bad grammar? Read MoreThe only point of agreement on the future of land management and agriculture in the UK is that it is undergoing huge change post-European Union exit and the new imperative …
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The ifs and buts of Hydrogen Read MoreDanielle Guizzo looks at how economics made the work of academic giant Barbara Wootton, invisible. Barbara Wootton, was a leading name in the areas of Sociology and Criminology in post-war …
A Name With No Name Read MoreGeorges Félix tells why farmers in the Caribbean are turning down dependency and taking up the yoke. The foods we choose to consume and the strategies we use to produce …
A Puerto Rican recipe for food sovereignty Read More