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• Tips on climate, planning and economy
• York exiles the poor (from 2002)
• My websites from 20 years ago
• Letters to York Council 2023
• National Planning Policy & Green Belts
• Consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework
• Car free development lessens inequality
• Housing: Winners and losers (July 2018)
• How York can help climate, young and poor
• York plans will ruin the climate & exile the poor
• Evidence to the Treasury Committee (January 2007)
• Climate, Planning, Economy. 101+
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 91+
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 81+
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 71+
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 61+
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 51+
• Would Greta say York Council lies?
• Climate, Planning, Economy. Tips 41+
• Climate, planning, economy. Tips 31+
• The ONS makes a category mistake
• Housing: Twenty years on. Plus ça change.
• Climate, planning, economy. Tips 21+
• Needed – A Green or Graded Basic Income
• Climate, planning, economy. Tips 11+
• Climate, planning, economy. Tips 1+
• York strategy consultations – a response
• The missing link – Town Planning
• Cutting carbon without cutting jobs
• Green Growth or Degrowth?
• Net-zero is not good enough
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• The assetocracy & screwing the poor.
• Greenwash: National, Regional & Local
• Climate needs lower wages with higher benefits
• Housing needs a new Ministry of Works
• GWP* should not be adopted by the IPCC
• A little help from Land Value Tax
• Free from unfriendly posh neighbours
• Nothing else seems to work so give my proposal to create jobs a look.
• The CCC should advise Government that …
• Paris Agreement dodges cumulative effects
• Energy, waste and sustainable lifestyles
• Climate, planning, economy. Tips 61+
• Cut methane emissions now to limit ocean warming
• Take climate policy from the UK business department.
• Methane emissions and the Committee on Climate Change
• Let’s think of a plan for Labour to split
• Cars to drive or a planet to live in? A numerical assessment.
• An example of properly low carbon housing
• The York Local Plan: Climate Change
• The York Local Plan: Exiling the poor
• Silenced at the York Local Plan Inquiry
• A sustainable prize winner? Goldsmith Street
• Computer models: Feedbacks missing or not?
• A survey for research at Cambridge and Wageningen Universities.
• Economist Ashoka Mody & Greta Thunberg
• Climate change and town planning
• Carbon footprints & wildfires
• Smith’s photo
• Submission to the Public Inquiry on the 2018 York Local Plan
• Chasing productivity
• Models of reducing carbon emissions – and negative emissions?
• Oxford Economics 1: Robots and climate
• Topics for enhanced town planning: #6 to #10
• Housing – work in progress
• A moral judgement informed by science.
• What would the Bank of England do if new housing were cheap?
• Topics for enhanced town planning: #1 to #5
• Open letter to the Committee on Climate Change
• Free the Committee on Climate Change
• The Institute of Enhanced Town Planning
• Climate destruction 2: Rowntree policy
• Climate destruction 1: Economic Growth
• York Central: Open letter to City of York Councillors
• York Central: A climate disaster
• Carbon emissions in the lifetimes of cars
• The UK will be over 4 times over budget
• Green & Vegan map of York
• “I want you to panic”
• Starter homes for less than £20K
• Carbon budgets, car free living and happy degrowth
• Recommendations for the York Local Plan
• Cheap housing, negative equity and crashing the banks
• Planning permission is not a natural resource
• The York Local Plan is ‘stealing their future’
• Greenbelt in the York Local Plan
• The plan for York to exile the poor
• Notes for Climate, Poverty and Planning
• Planning gain in the York Local Plan
• Patents and pollution
• Garden Cities and Green Evolutionary Settlements
• Climate change: It’s still worse than you think
• Nonsense on Land Values
• Cheating with temperature
• No more new homes for motorists.
• Population is a planet emergency but …
• Land, labour and food
• Car-free estates of wooden prefabs with inbuilt market gardens.