Some of the world's largest investors are once again warning that climate change could sink our economy and our pensions. So why isn't there action?
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Professor Ha-Joon Chang has two things in common with Karl Marx. Firstly he’s right in much of his economic analysis of the ills of capitalism and secondly his prescriptions of the solutions to these ills are lacking. Via Willy De Backer 
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March 19, 4:12 PM
Very good article by Jules Peck of Citizen Renaissance Delete the scoop?
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March 11, 2:43 PM
"With the world’s population headed toward 9 billion at mid-century and millions of people climbing out of poverty, global energy demand could increase by as much as 80% by 2050. That’s according to Shell’s latest scenarios, which look at trends in the economy, politics and energy in considering developments over the next half a century." Via Willy De Backer
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March 9, 3:35 AM
In its latest New Lens scenarios, Shell recognises the existence of "ecological limits" to growth and confirms 2 degrees warming target is unreachable. Delete the scoop?
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