Follow
____________________________
Monthly Archives: November 2018
Class-action lawsuits for climate damage, here to stay
In 1965 then US President Lyndon Johnson’s Science Advisory Committee published a report titled “Restoring the Quality of Our Environment,” that warned carbon dioxide was being added to the earth’s atmosphere by the burning of coal, oil, and natural gas … Continue reading
Posted in Main Page
Comments Off on Class-action lawsuits for climate damage, here to stay
Changing menus to support health
In the wake of more studies connecting childhood obesity to a scourge of chronic health problems and shorter lifespans, transforming the food we are offering children and adults has never been more critical: “Large parts of the population believes that … Continue reading
Posted in Main Page
Comments Off on Changing menus to support health
Recession due? Stocks are not ‘defensive’
David Rosenberg can be helpful because he is one of the few economists who looks for negative trends in the data rather than just blue skies and sunshine. His comments on the implications of a ‘Powell pause’ in this clip … Continue reading
Posted in Main Page
Comments Off on Recession due? Stocks are not ‘defensive’
;
