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|    100 economists call for end of carbon eo    |
|    06 Aug 20 07:14:33    |
      XPost: alt.global-warming              Letter from economists: to rebuild our world, we must end the carbon economy       Jeffrey Sachs, Joseph Stiglitz, Mariana Mazzucato and others, The Guardian       A letter signed by more than 100 economists published in the Guardian       outlines how the "carbon economy" amplifies racial, social and       economic inequities, and lays out a strategy for improving this       situation. "From deep-rooted racism to the Covid-19 pandemic, from       extreme inequality to ecological collapse, our world is facing dire       and deeply interconnected emergencies. But as much as the present       moment painfully underscores the weaknesses of our economic system, it       also gives us the rare opportunity to reimagine it. As we seek to       rebuild our world, we can and must end the carbon economy," they       write. The full list of signatories can be viewed here.       Meanwhile, a piece in the New York Times outlines how a hurricane on       the east coast of the US and a wildfire in California, in combination       with Covid-19, "expose the hard reality of climate change". It adds:       "Experts argue that the country must fundamentally rethink how it       prepares for similar disasters as the effects of global warming accelerate."              --       Upcoming events:       06 Aug 2020 July US Release NOAA SOTC       07 Oct 2020 2020Q3 Billion Dollar Disasters NOAA              Johnson & Johnson reaches deal with US for 100 mn doses of       coronavirus vaccine at more than $1 bn       CNBC, 05 Aug 2020 14:23Z       Johnson & Johnson announced Wed that it will develop and deliver 100       mn doses of its coronavirus vaccine for the US in a deal totaling       more than ...               We thought the days of panic buying were over - but now a different kind of        stockpiling is emerging        Telegraph.co.uk, 03 Aug 2020        As wealthy nations sweep global R&D shelves, the UK must take global lead to        save fair global access for Covid-19 vaccines and treatments.              India's PM, Narendra Modi, Founds Temple on Ayodhya Mosque's Ruins       The New York Times, 04 Aug 2020       New Delhi. In a moment of triumph that India's Hindu nationalists had worked       toward for years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wed set the ...              [Normal!]       Hurricane Isaias brings tornadoes, fires, flooding, widespread power outages       to East Coast       CBS News, 04 Aug 2020       It lost some punch after coming ashore as a hurricane but was hitting hard       in North Carolina and Virginia. It's expected to hug the coastline as it       moves north.              Trump mispronounces `Yosemite' twice at White House event       The Mercury News, 04 Aug 2020       The event was supposed to be a historic signing ceremony for a conservation       bill to provide bns of dollars to national parks - a rare bipartisan       effort that ...       [Sommon misspelled vegimite agin![              [The Fix!]       Trump backtracks on mail-in voting, says it's OK to do in Florida       POLITICO, 04 Aug 2020       President Donald Trump on Tue reversed his opposition to mail-in voting       and encouraged it - at least in one crucial battleground state - after       railing ...              [Trump 2020!]       He Predicted Trump's Win in 2016. Now He's Ready to Call 2020.       The New York Times/Opinion, 04 Aug 2020       Most historians just study the past. But Allan Lichtman has successfully       predicted the future.              [Gateway To Hell!]       Siberia's 'Gateway to the Underworld' Expands Amid Record-Smashing Heat Wave       The Moscow Times, 04 Aug 2020       Record-setting summer temperatures across Siberia are opening up the       Batagaika megaslump, which locals call the "gateway to the       underworld," at an ...              Victorian hotel quarantine inquiry delayed due to coronavirus restrictions       ABC News, 5 Aug 2929 at 2:47pm       The inquiry into what went wrong in Victoria's hotel quarantine program will       hold its hearings entirely online, with former judge and inquiry head       Jennifer Coate saying she is not willing to risk staff being exposed to       coronavirus.              [Don't Worry!]       'We aren't prepared to lose any more': Plan to raise dam wall under fire       ABC News, 5 Aug 2020 at 4:15pm       Opponents of plans to further raise the Warragamba Dam wall to 17 metres       raise concerns about increased flooding upstream damaging significant       Indigenous sites and bushland.              'Tight' summer to come for Murray River water, but it's still better than       last year       ABC Goulburn Murray, 5 Aug 2020 at 4:39pm       Despite having more water in storages and wetter catchments, tough decisions       are still likely for the managers of Australia's largest river system.              [Don't Worry!]       Beirut blast raises fresh concern about Newcastle's much larger ammonium       nitrate stockpile       ABC Newcastle, 5 Aug 2020 at 7:51pm       Orica's ammonium nitrate plant stores up to 4 times the amount that was       in the Beirut explosion, but the company says it's safe and highly regulated.              Victoria's hospitals could hit capacity within weeks, emergency doctor warns       ABC/7.30 5 Aug 2020 at 7:31pm       A health system already under stress could reach capacity within weeks as       coronavirus cases grow and more aged care residents find their way into       Victoria's hospitals, according to one emergency doctor.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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