Tag Archives: climate change

That was the year that was – Part Two

Posted on 04/02/2024 by stewculbard

Welcome to Part 2 of the connected article, That Was the Year That Was. In Part One, I discussed the work of three movements, or organizations, that I support – the National Secular Society (NSS), Republic, the British Republican Movement, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged assisted dying, climate change, COP28, death, democracy, democratic decoupling, Dignitas, Dignity In Dying, Esther Rantzen, existential questions, featured, George Monbiot, justice, mass extenction, news, Open Britain, politics, The Guardian | Leave a comment

Looking forward in freedom

Posted on 03/05/2020 by stewculbard

As people gaze out from their windows and yearn for a more recognisable form of living, as the desire for the lifting of the national lockdown increases, as a greater number of persons become more unrecognisable due to the wearing … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "care of the soul", American Constitution, civil rights, climate change, conscience, courage, demonstrations, existential crisis, freedom, good health, justice, liberty, lockdown, memoir, poverty, solidarity, universal healthcare, Viktor Frankl | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: climate change

That was the year that was – Part Two

Looking forward in freedom

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Meta

Tags

	Andy Rice on Bones of contention
	94Kristan on A charming tale