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John Berger

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Climate, energy, & environmental policy specialist & consultant. Author, Solving the Climate Crisis, which offers scalable solutions to the climate crisis.

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Mass Arrests Will Only Fuel the Campaign of Defiance Against Genocide

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By Didier Fassin, John Berger
| versobooks.com
The scenes that unfolded in Parliament Square on 9 August mark a watershed moment in British politics. 522 people were arrested for holding up cardboard signs in defiance of the prohibition of expressions of ‘support’ for Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act 2000.
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Family Portrait, by John Berger

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By John Berger
| Harper's Magazine Verified
From letters exchanged by John Berger and his son Yves, collected in Over to You, which will be published this month by Pantheon Books. Yves, I send two “postcards.” One is a photo taken by Iona Heath of a terra-cotta by Andrea della Robbia, and the second a watercolor by me of a white rose from the garden.
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A National Climate Action Plan

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By John Berger, Tom Dispatch
| Resilience.org Verified
While April and May are usually the hottest months in many countries in Southeast Asia, hundreds of millions of people are now suffering in South Asia from an exceptionally intense heat wave that has killed hundreds. One expert has already called it the most extreme heat event in history. Record-breaking temperatures above 122º F were reported in the Indian capital of New Delhi and temperatures sizzled to an unheard of 127º F  in parts of India and Pakistan.
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