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SnippETS for 29 August 2019
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. This week we look at the proposed Green New Deal, as laid out by Bernie Sanders who is a US presidential hopeful. Under the proposed $16.3 trillion plan, the U.S would transition to 100% renewable electricity by 2030 (only eleven years) & create 20 million jobs in the process. A global game changer. We then look how people and businesses are making a social and carbon difference. In some Indian cities, rickshaw operators are now bei
Hydrology 22 August 2019
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SnippETS for 15 August 2019
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. In this edition of SnippETS, we have a little bit of everything. We start with two articles discussing financial risk and disclosure, then we move onto travel emissions vs. cost and convenience. Keeping with travel, we then discuss electric scooters…are they a pain and are they really all that they are made out to be in emissions terms? Speaking of emissions, how about a car that actually charges from its own solar panels? The last f
Hydrology 8 August 2019
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SnippETS for 1 August 2019
Welcome to our latest SnippETS newsletter. In this week’s SnippETS we begin with a group of articles on sustainability in business: in terms of leadership; how employees or prospective employees are making choices about where they work; and how clients and consumers want the businesses they frequent to behave. The “common people” are once again having a big say in how things are done, and “citizens assemblies” are being seen as a good way to find solutions to the climate cris
