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Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns one of world's top insurance companies
"Action urgently needed to save the conditions under which markets – and civilisation itself – can operate, says senior Allianz figure." … more »
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NOAA
‘Chaos’: Cuts to NOAA disrupt staffing and weather forecasts
"US climate agency upended as efforts to slash federal government compromise email security." … more »
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CIHW
Are "Blue Zones" a Statistical Mirage?
"The blue-zones theory claims that people live longer because of their naturally healthy lifestyles, but what Saul finds when he looks at these regions is low literacy, low incomes, high crime, and even short life expectancies relative to the national average." Statistical oddities indicate people claiming to be over 100 years old are false. … more »
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IndiLeak
‘Truly disgusted’: SF legal legend on law firms caving to autocracy
"John Keker stands up for his profession — and wonders why every other attorney isn’t doing the same." … more »
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National Archives
The Gaping Hole in the Center of the Abundance Agenda
"The new YIMBYism misses something critical: All the supply in the world won’t help if economic inequality continues to grow." … more »
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Science News for Students.org
Clean air rules boost health and economy − what EPA’s deregulation plans ignore
The Administration has offered polluting industries a way to apply for exemptions to air quality laws so they can stop following many air quality regulations about hazardous air pollutants that cause asthma, heart disease and cancer. … more »
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Forever California
Controversial California city backed by tech elite has a new plan: No City, Just Boats
The tech billionaires that proposed the failed idea for "California Forever" are back with a proposal that has some on board: using the land it owns to create a shipbuilding hub." … more »
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HUD
New study by Fed economists directly contradicts Yimby narrative on housing prices
"Dramatic data from the National Bureau of Economic Research and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco suggests gentrification and income inequality are far more important than 'constraints' on development as the cause of high housing prices." … more »
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High Seas Alliance
The most important part of the ocean you’ve never heard of
"Seagrass meadows act as a nursery for sharks and other fish species, making them fundamentally important to the fishing industry, supporting the production of about a fifth of the world’s largest fisheries." … more »
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Arcadis.SF City Planning
Sky-high towers planned to rise in San Francisco
"More than a dozen ambitious high-rise proposals, turbocharged by new state housing laws, could redefine the city’s silhouette — that is, if they manage to break ground." … more »