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I’ve written something on John Collison’s Op-Ed and environmental democracy
Next time you’re out in Dublin, check if you’re being “socially de-risked” by a friendly face from his think-tank
elajucd.com/2025/11/21/o...
Next time you’re out in Dublin, check if you’re being “socially de-risked” by a friendly face from his think-tank
elajucd.com/2025/11/21/o...
On Environmental Democracy and the Collisons’ “Abundance-Verse”
Andrew Jackson 21 November 2025 I. Introduction A clamour of praise greeted John Collison’s “how to get Ireland moving” Op-Ed following its publication in the Irish Times on 25th October: the Irish…
elajucd.com
November 21, 2025 at 3:46 PM
I’ve written something on John Collison’s Op-Ed and environmental democracy
Next time you’re out in Dublin, check if you’re being “socially de-risked” by a friendly face from his think-tank
elajucd.com/2025/11/21/o...
Next time you’re out in Dublin, check if you’re being “socially de-risked” by a friendly face from his think-tank
elajucd.com/2025/11/21/o...
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Judicial reviews are not the enemy of progress — they are a vital safeguard
Recent headlines have been flooded with a false narrative about the planning system
www.independent.ie/opinion/comm...
Recent headlines have been flooded with a false narrative about the planning system
www.independent.ie/opinion/comm...
Fred Logue: Judicial reviews are not the enemy of progress — they are a vital safeguard
Judicial review is a way for ordinary people to ensure that laws protecting their homes, communities and the environment are enforced.
www.independent.ie
December 5, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Judicial reviews are not the enemy of progress — they are a vital safeguard
Recent headlines have been flooded with a false narrative about the planning system
www.independent.ie/opinion/comm...
Recent headlines have been flooded with a false narrative about the planning system
www.independent.ie/opinion/comm...
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Treating climate change like it’s something to be “into” like greyhound racing or or hospitality is a huge problem in how Irish people are grappling with the issue. Can’t help but feel some of that is down to ridiculous media debates - it’s an existential issue not a bloody choice.
November 30, 2024 at 12:22 PM
Treating climate change like it’s something to be “into” like greyhound racing or or hospitality is a huge problem in how Irish people are grappling with the issue. Can’t help but feel some of that is down to ridiculous media debates - it’s an existential issue not a bloody choice.
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