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Dec 15, 2014

The secret to the Uber economy is wealth inequality

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 25, 2014

Bandcamp

The surprise is not that artists use bandcamp, the surprise is that they use anything else.

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Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 14, 2014

Your hatred for Russell Brand is irrelevant

Ever since Russell Brand told you ‘not to vote’ (which he never did), the comedian-turned-activist has rarely been out of the news. Since then, he’s claimed 9/11 was an ‘inside job’ (except he didn’t), ‘attacked a journalist’ (that neither) and made…

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 4, 2014

On Writing eGaia

How eGaia came to be written.

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 26, 2014

Thin Blue Line: Sea Level Rise and the New Intertidal City

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 18, 2014

Hello Jo

An open letter from Russell Brand to Jo the Banker whose overpriced paella got cold because over zealous bank security put RBS in lock down.

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 14, 2014

Solar-Powered Glowing Cycle Path

A glowing cycle path inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 12, 2014

Answer Time

Thoughts on Question Time.

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 22, 2014

Nicaragua: A Canal At What Cost?

Grand Canal Project, an environmental and human rights disaster.

What does a canal have to do with human rights?

Keith Parkins in Light on a Dark Mountain

Dec 25, 2014

Bethlehem today

Why do so many churches turn a blind eye to Bethlehem, on this day, of all days?

November 2014

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