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One of those reasons is rampant consumerism
From Mr Andrew Hallan. Sir, Martin Wolf is right to say ‘the attempt to shift our choices away from the ones now driving ever-rising emissions has failed’
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We should put our money/assets where our mouth is
From Mr Richard Hancock. Sir, Is there any way that those who do not accept the need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions could insure those who do, against any negative effects of climate change?
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Climate change is already occurring
From Prof Michael Jacobs. Sir, The headline above Martin Wolf’s plan to tackle climate change misrepresents both his analysis and the facts
1:47am
How much time remains still not clear
From Mr Joe Darby. Sir, Martin Wolf was quite depressing about the apparent inevitability of global warming proceeding inexorably to the point of life-sustaining system damage
10:30pm
Angelina Jolie’s drastic step adds to the paranoia
From Prof M. Vidyasagar. Sir, Christopher Caldwell’s column about Angelina Jolie’s decision to undergo a double mastectomy is one of the few pieces of coherent writing I have seen
10:30pm
Beware energy contracts that stifle innovation
From Dr Nigel Evans. Sir, Your leader on the coalition’s energy bill raises important issues
10:29pm
Regulation brings quality not quantity
From Dr Stephan Siegel. Sir, Your article correlates well with a recent academic study examining foreign companies’ choices between listing in the US or the UK
10:29pm
Bible teaching not anti-gay but it is clear on marriage
From Mr Femi Awotesu. Sir, James Patterson’s letter in response to Lucy Kellaway’s lunch with the Archbishop of Canterbury was deeply earnest and generously benevolent to the archbishop
10:29pm
Shady greys and sunny recipes
From Mr Trineesh Biswas. Sir, Last weekend, I popped into the news-stand at the Avignon TGV station to pick up something for the ride home
10:29pm
Backgammon also beats the wrinkles
From Ms Donna Anton. Sir, ‘Wrinkle-free zone’ served as the perfect read while my slap-free 54-year-old face purred under the heavenly Cornish sunshine
10:28pm
Laws protect New York farm workers
From Christopher Pawelski. Sir, I’m a fourth-generation onion farmer in New York state and I read Gillian Tett’s column about agricultural labour laws in New York State
10:28pm
Pro-Europeans need to provide a clear vision of the future
From Mr John S. Burton. Sir, Lord Williams supports Lord Michael Heseltine’s case for our country remaining in the EU partly in order to retain our seat at the UN Security Council
10:28pm
Roots of Austria’s victim mentality
From Dr John Doherty. Sir, Austria’s puzzling ability to see herself as the victim not perpetrator of wartime atrocities is bolstered by reference to the 1943 Moscow ‘Declaration of the Four Nations on General Security’
May 23, 2013
Why return down the Roman road?
From Mr Don Williams. Sir, Wolfgang Münchau’s article causes me to reflect that Edward Gibbon gave the best argument for why Great Britain (and US citizens) should not support the EU
May 23, 2013
China’s ambitions make Arctic a global hotspot
From Mr Tim Reilly. Sir, Linda Jakobson’s article is an excellent summary of China’s emerging role in the Arctic, but while it highlights the issues, it does not lay out the implications
May 23, 2013
Pensions proposal out of touch with modern realities
From Mr Charles Amos. Sir, Norma Cohen highlights the risk that Pension Protection Fund levies may rise as a result of the government requirement to give equal weight to employers’ interests
May 23, 2013
Logical for IMF to support Abenomics
From Mr Takashi Ito. Sir, David Li is not alone in accusing Japan of grave wrongdoing, but for me it’s the last straw
May 23, 2013
The world must prepare to be shocked
From Mr Howard Covington. Sir, The 2008 financial crisis illustrated the possible consequences of excessively disturbing an obscure corner of a complex system
May 23, 2013
Unscientific loose cannons do not help
From Mr Jacob Browning. Sir, Martin Wolf is to be praised for his pieces in the last few weeks, especially ‘Climate sceptics have already won’
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