Daily Archives: December 3, 2015

Seven years after the Fed’s first Quantitative easing program was launched, one of its original foot soldiers takes stock. Andrew Huszar is a Fed veteran who served as the “quarterback” for the world’s largest stimulus program by managing the purchase … Continue reading →

Time to sober up. Science alone cannot make up for dumb and wasteful allocation of our resources. Great discussion in this clip: University of Manchester Professor Kevin Anderson discusses the path of higher temperatures over the next century and what … Continue reading →

The climate talks in Paris are negotiating the usual quagmire: how much will rich countries (that have disproportionately created current carbon levels) pay poorer countries so that they can retool to smarter technologies, cut emissions and adapt to some of … Continue reading →