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£40.00 These issues (2018 — 2024) are all still great reads, full of surprises, with very fine cover artwork. See "back issues" page for contents.Not many copies left, so hurry. £40.00
£31.00 These nine back issues (2012 — 2017) cover many subjects in depth, including land-based education, landgrabs, rewilding, seed, water, population, land tenure, equality in the countryside (a manifesto) & so on. Much solid information and food for thought. Bought as bundle they are £3 each + postage. Get them before they go! £31.00
£7.00 Issue number: 37 Headline: OPINION Sell: MAGA - Make America Go Away; Monarch of the Mudflats. Headline: NIBS & SQUIBS Sell: AI Hype Train Hits Buffers; He's No Ear-O; Well, Stone the Crows!; This Summer's Circles; PFAS Panic Bubble Popped?; Street Meanies Strike Again; Tomorrow's Farm. Headline: --- Headline: All In Good Time Sell: Greg Frey suggests a different approach to revolution.…
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Article author: Gill Barron
Article author: Simon Fairlie Standfirst: Simon Fairlie umpires opposing views on a muddy subject. --- We are, many of us, chronically disconnected from nature, which is an immense and destructive problem. Patrick Galbraith The UK now holds the ignominious title of 'the most nature disconnected country in Europe'. We are becoming a lonely species, unstitched from the tapestry of life. Nick Hayes…
Article author: Mike Hannis Standfirst: Mike Hannis squints into the fog of AI hype. --- The idea of harnessing the immense tidal power of the Severn estuary has been around for a long time. Backers of the current proposal for a semi-circular barrage at Minehead claim it could generate an impressive 2.5GW of electrical power for 120 years . This represents roughly two thirds of the projected…
Article author: Annie Neligan Standfirst: Annie Neligan finds Palestinian farmers holding on in the face of settler enmity. This article originally appeared as: Ground To Dust This article originally appeared in issue...: The Land Issue 36
Article author: Gill Barron Standfirst: Gill Barron investigates. This article originally appeared as: Wales Up For Auction This article originally appeared in issue...: The Land Issue 36
£7.00 Issue number: 36 Headline: COMMENT Headline: Artificially Unintelligent. Headline: Ukraine — Nato’s Tragic Legacy. Headline: Let Us Eat Cake. Sell: The case for Land Value Tax revisited. Headline: Wealth — What is it good for ? Sell: A.C. Grayling has the answer. Headline: Back to the Hand. Sell: Pulling the plug on AI: yes we can. Headline: Taking on the Busybody State. Sell: Josie Appleton…
Article author: gill Standfirst: Please note our change of address to: The Old School, High Bentham, LA2 7AB Please don't use the PO Box, it doesn't work, nor does the Monkton Wyld one.
Article author: Chris Smaje Standfirst: Chris Smaje brings a dose of agrarian scepticism to a review of recent books on rural and rewilding politics. ----- It’s fallen to me to honour the promise in The Land 34 to review Guy Shrubsole’s new book, The Lie of the Land . I can only do this by putting it into a wider context, so this essay considers not only aspects of Guy’s preceding book, The Lost…
