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George MonbiotThe Guardian |
It’s not just anti-vaxxers. The themes of resisting power and regaining control of our lives have been cynically repurposed, says Guardian columnist...
A Devon project to provide housing and community facilities has had the ground sold from under it, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Climate policies commit us to a calamitous 2.9C of global heating, but catastrophic changes can occur at even 1.5C or 2C, says Guardian columnist...
New infrastructure projects are all the rage, post-pandemic. But who benefits from a rising tide of concrete, asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Twenty years ago, the media helped facilitate the disastrous intervention, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Effective action against climate breakdown is near impossible while governments are vulnerable to lawsuits, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Planting 10 saplings does not replace a twisted old oak. ‘Slow ecology’ is the only way to preserve and restore ancient habitats, says Guardian...
From silencing opponents to spying on citizens, the world’s authoritarians are refining a strategy for perpetual rule, says Guardian columnist...
Water that should be crystal clear has become a green-brown slop of microscopic algae because of industrial farm waste, says Guardian columnist George...
Fines are treated as a business cost, the Environment Agency is toothless – the whole thing stinks, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
The fossil-fuel multinationals fund ‘thinktanks’ and ‘research institutes’. But it’s gullible public service broadcasters that give them...
The ruination of a once-thriving area of Ethiopia is the result of war and its associated crimes, says the Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Britain’s wealthiest people are inflicting poverty on others because greed is displacing need, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Despite producing ambitious targets, governments have failed to tackle the big environmental issues over the past 15 years, says Guardian columnist...
The government’s lax attitude to the Indian variant only exposes how aggressive it is to migrants who pose no threat, says Guardian columnist George...
The state is now unable to tackle fraud even when you track down the offender yourself. As I found out, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Westminster’s self-serving rule is bolstering the cause of independence. Democracy will be the winner, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
The BBC especially should be holding ministers to account. But, like most of the press, it has been asleep for the past year, says Guardian...
It is extraordinary that the museum is receiving funding from a fossil fuel giant for an exhibition on, of all things, the climate, says Guardian...
A professor has suggested that press coverage could make people believe they have the condition, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
The film gets some things wrong, but it exposes the grim ecological destruction of the Earth’s oceans, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
When governments fail to ban outright falsehoods that endanger their citizens, they are neglecting their primary duty, says Guardian columnist George...
The NHS must learn from its mistakes with other post-viral conditions such as ME/CFS – more research is vital, says Guardian columnist George...
Almost a year into the pandemic, the UK is trapped in a cycle of lockdown and relaxation, without an exit strategy, says Guardian columnist George...
To one sort of capitalist, the insecurity and chaos that Brexit will bring is horrifying. To the other, is it highly profitable, says Guardian...
The UK relies on fresh produce from mainland Europe. But port logjams loom, and we appear to have run out of storage space, says Guardian columnist...
The president-elect must be willing to fight big money and redistribute wealth, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Infection is raging among older pupils, classrooms are packed and test and trace is useless. Another catastrophe is looming, says Guardian columnist...
As one whistleblower tells me, a vital public health service is being bungled by private contractors, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Bypassing the NHS and handing crucial services to corporate executives has led to the catastrophic failure of test and trace, says Guardian columnist...
Boris Johnson’s talk of restoring sovereignty is a lie. He is handing democratic power to economic elites, not the people, says Guardian columnist...
It slavishly follows a news agenda set by oligarch media tycoons. Instead it should be investigating power, money and their influence on our lives,...
At this years UN biodiversity summit public anger cannot be extinguished, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
The coronavirus crisis should help us break our dependence on all vehicles, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
The protest movement’s call for meaningful participation highlights the failings of dysfunctional Westminster politics, says Guardian columnist...
Fortunes are being made by political favourites, while Brexit could cement London’s reputation for money laundering, says the Guardian columnist...
Thinktanks such as Policy Exchange are working to shift power away from state institutions – into the prime minister’s office, says Guardian...
Rising consumption by the affluent has a far greater environmental impact than the birth rate in poorer nations, says Guardian columnist George...
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