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John, The level of humanity, resilience and kindness we have seen the past few months, solidify that better is possible. But achieving a truly Green Recovery requires political collaboration -- uniting cross-party progressives so that we can build back better. Caroline Lucas MP wrote in the New Statesman this week with some of the other MP’s she’s been working with that ‘the complex challenges and opportunities we face cannot hope to be met by just one party or political tradition’ because ‘the systems insist we compete, but our values demand we cooperate’.
Better is possible and together we can achieve a just and transformative Green Recovery. Our future depends on it. Will you give today so we can continue to put pressure on the government to make it happen? |
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Because for the first time we have seen people force their government to put people before profit. As Greens we know that this is part of building an economy that works for people and the planet, rather than people working for the economy at the expense of the planet.
Together we have thrown business as usual to the curb. We’re working hard to make sure that we recover Green, fair and transformative. Will you help us continue this important work? |
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By discovering what unites us rather than focusing on what divides us, we start to transform how our political system works. A Green New Deal that is worthy of its name runs through every level of society and government to build a world that takes care of everyone and everything. It delivers systems change - and we will only achieve it if we each commit to find common ground to build collaborations, however difficult it may be at first.
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