Molly is a well established writer and has had several books published. She writes articles for a variety of outlets based around her areas of expertise and interest and her work in the European Parliament. The most recent articles can be found below, with further articles in the archive sections.
Between a rock and a hard place
- Articles, Climate change, Political reform
- 21 January 2020
Molly writes for Green World on the decision of the Austrian Greens to enter into a governing coalition agreement with the right-wing Austrian People’s Party and what this says about the tough choices presented by proportional electoral systems.
The last thing the government should do is throw a lifeline to Flybe
- Articles, Climate change, Economics, Tax justice, Transport
- 15 January 2020
Rather than prop up failing airlines we need to invest in environmentally sustainable transport, argues Molly for the Guardian.
Westminster’s political system pits progressives against each other. Labour’s next leader must back an electoral overhaul
- Articles, Political reform
- 14 January 2020
Writing for Left Foot Forward, Molly suggests all Labour leadership candidates must embrace electoral reform and cooperative working if the party is ever to have a chance of taking back control from the Tories.
Brexit, environmental law and the level playing field
- Articles, Climate change
- 16 October 2019
Molly writes for The Ecologist, reflecting on the new Environment Bill and how it fails to guarantee a 'level playing field' with the EU or offer us equal protection.
European Commissioners are powerful – they should be scrutinised
Molly writes for The UK in a Changing Europe about the 'commissioner confirmation hearings' which demonstrates that far from being faceless unaccountable bureaucrats, potential EU commissioners must satisfy MEPs that they are up to the task.
