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Richard Wyatt, from London Can climate change be traded away?
Richard Wyatt, from London
25 March 2008
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole Bali – Success or Failure?
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole
12 February 2008
Carolyne Cesar Lima, from Brazil Beyond the effects of climate change
Carolyne Cesar Lima, from Brazil
05 February 2008
Jessica Vine, 25, from Canterbury Japan: a country of contrasts
Jessica Vine, 25, from Canterbury
22 January 2008
Kate Budd, from Cardiff My thoughts on ethical consumerism
Kate Budd, from Cardiff
02 January 2008
Seriously, it's not my fault!
Angharad Phippen, from Cheltenham
21 November 2007
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire Small Guides to Big Issues: Climate Change by Melanie Jarman
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire
25 October 2007
Dee Nunn, 22, from Hull Spreading the green message at Leeds Festival
Dee Nunn, 22, from Hull
03 September 2007
Kim Whittam, 18, from Manchester Fight climate change
Kim Whittam, 18, from Manchester
10 July 2007
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole The greener festival guide
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole
06 June 2007
Mathew Hulbert, 28 Be a believer: Let’s rock with Live Earth and change the climate of the debate
Mathew Hulbert, 28
22 May 2007
Jane Goode, 26, from Bath Book review – Heat by George Monbiot
Jane Goode, 26, from Bath
10 May 2007
Mathew Hulbert, 28 Cover your eyes: this is a real-life horror story
Mathew Hulbert, 28
25 April 2007
Emma Fowler, 24, from South Lincolnshire, somewhere near Spalding Painting the town green
Emma Fowler, 24, from South Lincolnshire, somewhere near Spalding
13 March 2007
Sophie Haydock, 24, from UK Generation Why talks to George Monbiot
Sophie Haydock, 24, from UK
22 February 2007
Claire McGowan, 23 I’m dreaming of a green Christmas
Claire McGowan, 23
08 December 2006
Jen Tomlinson, 17, from Stoke Ideas for a flight-free gap year
Jen Tomlinson, 17, from Stoke
27 November 2006
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield I Count climate change rally review
Nicholas Martlew, 25, from Wakefield
07 November 2006
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole Changing attitudes to climate chaos
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole
02 November 2006
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole Climate change and how you can make a difference
Gareth Edward Jones, 29, from Poole
04 October 2006
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire Film review: An Inconvenient Truth
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire
01 September 2006
Douglas Wright, 25, from Suffolk What will happen to our environment if we don't act now?
Douglas Wright, 25, from Suffolk
18 July 2006
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire Fair trade vs organic
Maddy Fry, 19, from Oxfordshire
08 March 2006
John Preece, 28 10 ways to help stop climate change
John Preece, 28
12 January 2006
Joe Morton, 19, from Cheshire Climate change: reducing your impact on the planet
Joe Morton, 19, from Cheshire
04 January 2006
John Preece, 28 Stop Climate Change march: 3 December 2005
John Preece, 28
08 December 2005
Rhodri Davies, 25, from Bath / Cairo Ethical transport: the unmanageable ideal?
Rhodri Davies, 25, from Bath / Cairo
07 December 2005
Helen Jones, 20 Shared Planet 2005: ''It confirmed that our generation cares''
Helen Jones, 20
02 December 2005
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Comment by Hannah J from London, UK ''We get taxed so much on everything else, that the government should take money from the taxes we already pay and put it into the future for our children instead of paying so many billion for nuclear weapons. If I have to pay another tax I wouldnt be able to afford to do anything but work.''
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