Leanne Woods looks at the progress of devolution in Wales and asks how long can the United Kingdom survive

A radical new idea could save the world’s ecosystems, writes George Monbiot. But what will it do to the economy?

Growing competition for oil may escalate to something as hot and dangerous as nuclear proliferation, says Michael Meacher

A former senior British Army official in Iraq, James Ellery, has just admitted the link between peak oil and the Anglo-American occupation of Iraq. Currently director of British security firm and US defence contractor, AEGIS, Ellery as well as whitewashing the massive corruption in Iraqi reconstruction projects. Nafeez Ahmed discusses.

And Rowell suggests that demand for oil is now outstripping supply, giving credence to the peak oil pundits that the days of cheap oil over, and the global economy could be heading for a nasty shock

We have had plenty of warnings about the consequences of an early peak in global oil production, writes Jeremy Leggett, but no one in Westminster seems to be listening.