#Sector

David Roberts

drvolts

This week I posted a 3-part interview w/ @dcullenward & David Victor, authors of the new book Making Climate Policy Work. It's about CO2 pricing -- mainly cap&trade systems, which

Srikumar Misra

srikmisra

While many well-meaning people are siding with the protesting farmers for valid reasons, I disagree with the movement. At Milk Mantra, we work with 70k farmers & I have met

Mark O'Brien

obrienmark

Beyond everything else the mixed messaging here does nothing to help with public confidence in returning to theatres and venues. We all have been working for months now to keep

Ian Dickson

IDickson258

1. I look forward to 2021 with optimism. Not because of Brexit. That will be an unmitigated disaster. Not because of any faith in this shower of a govt to

Community-Centric Fundraising

comm_centric

NONPROFIT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 101: What it means & how it upholds inequity and flattens resistance. (A thread - From an essay by Sidra Morgan-Montoya) So what is it? The sector

BendyGirl

BendyGirl

In the 10 minutes or so I have to myself each day, before my tornado of a child awakes, I've become fascinated by the reflections of the 3rd sector about

Kitty Richards

KittyRichardsDC

Thanks @BharatRamamurti for breaking down the paper so well -- States are facing huge shortfalls, and they need fiscal relief, but they also have room to raise revenue and should

Martin Holland

_MartinHolland

Good article @GeorgeMonbiot on the corporate capture of conservation groups. Many reasons for how this happens, I think. Here are a few (thread): 1/ The people who end up in

Tangent Capital Advisors - Muzzammil's Desk

TangentCapital

Muzzammil’s Desk - TCA Market call: As we have been looking at different brokerage houses 2021 index calls. Almost everyone saying 50,000 to cross. The average outlook is 52,000 index

BSt GermanyAsia

BSt_GermanyAsia

The #EU & #India want to deepen their relations. Is there potential in cooperation on Data for #AI? Certainly - but excessive expectations will help nobody. Main take-aways of our

BBN

BigBiteNow

1/If I had any doubts about a #BMN involved JV, taking part on the DMRE Risk Mitigation tender, then they have now disappeared.Here is a fascinating must read on the

Tom Hayes

BEERG

I have been rereading Gove's 2016 speech on why the UK should vote to leave the EU. The outcome of any negotiation/political process should be judged by what was promised

Frank van Lerven

Frank_vanlerven

This maybe gets said a lot (to different degrees somewhat erroneously) by post-Keynesians...The neoclassical synthesis? Sorry, doesn't really have a leg to stand on and demonstrates a complete disregard for

David Fishman

pretentiouswhat

China Power Sector For Dummies- Part 1: Grids and Dispatch - Getting Smarter1/10First, Chinese doesn't have a national grid, at least not in the way that small countries do. There

Bernie's Tweets

berniespofforth

1/ The Governments reaction to COVID has been fantastic for public sector outsource firms, who provide “insights” and expensive solutions. The lazy reliance on consultants and the mismanagement of seemingly

TheCable

thecableng

OPINION BY SIMON KOLAWOLE: The politics of electricity tariff | TheCable https://bit.ly/2Z1d0ek .@simonkolawole: Whether we like it or not, the issue of electricity tariff is a touchy one. In the

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