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Tag: climate change

Richard Smith: Trying to save the forests of Western Kenya

March 18, 2011

Until very recently the Western Highlands of Kenya (once known as the White Highlands) were thick with forest, but many of those forests have been cut down. A friend in […]

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Richard Smithclimate change, Kenya1 Comment

Ian and Tom Roberts: Do not go gently – two plays on climate change

March 3, 2011

(IR) Although I cannot be certain, I suspect that humans are unique amongst animals in the ability to contemplate their own death. We all know that death is waiting. We […]

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Richard Smith: How to get people in the NHS to act on environmental sustainability?

February 17, 2011

“There’s a 50% chance that humans will be extinct by the end of the century because of climate change,” said Hugh Montgomery, director of the UCL Institute for Human Health, […]

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Richard Smith: Can the NHS become environmentally sustainable?

February 3, 2011

“We live in a world of competing sorrows,” said Daniel Moynihan, the US senator. We also live in a world of competing agendas, and the NHS has to think about […]

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Juliet Dobson on eating animals

January 21, 2011

On Wednesday night at the London School of Economics, US novelist Jonathan Safran Foer took part in a discussion about his latest book, Eating Animals, as part of the Forum for […]

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Editors at large, Juliet Dobsonclimate change, Eating animals, Jonathan Safran Foer, veganism, vegetarianism3 Comments

Tony Waterston on an inspirational lunch

October 12, 2009

Can a book launch set the mind afire? Unlikely – sounds more a chance to get cheap copies and the author’s autograph and maybe some nice canapés. But the launch […]

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Tejshri Shah on scrapping healthcare fees in developing countries

September 24, 2009

A group of doctors warned last week that if climate change is not effectively tackled we all face a health catastrophe. What they did not say is that the catastrophe […]

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Guest writers, MSFBurundi, climate change, Gordon Brown, IMF, Mozambique, MSF2 Comments

Richard Smith on doing the right thing – but at a snail’s pace

July 6, 2009

One of the things about being an “old guy” is that you realise how extraordinarily slow we are at doing the right thing. You also see wheels being constantly reinvented. […]

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Richard Smithclimate change, medical errors, open access, polypill1 Comment

Tauseef Mehrali on meat free Mondays

June 16, 2009

My grandfather used to counsel my mother’s worries about my insatiable carnivorous tendencies as a child by suggesting that the only solution would be to ensure I gain a butcher […]

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Guest writers, Studentsclimate change, global gas emissions, vegetarianism2 Comments

Tony Waterston on climate change talks at the Commons

May 14, 2009

A meeting in the House of Commons to discuss the health impact of climate change? Surely that would be worth 32kg of CO2 to travel from Newcastle for – since […]

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Guest writersclimate change, cycling, environment3 Comments
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