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'A Green New Deal'.(Cover Story: International Edition; ECONOMY)(Cover story)
Some of the world's most powerful leaders argue that this crisis is a call to speed up the creation of a new energy economy. Why they're right.
In rented offices on a quiet side street in Paris, not far from the Eiffel Tower, analysts for the International Energy Agency spend long days and nights crunching numbers about oil production and greenhouse gas emissions. They're basically the staid, sober global accountants who watch over the power supply for the 30 rich countries that are members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and their many reports are dry and technical. But there is one term that has taken on ominous overtones in recent ...
- Distributors' New Deal.(Cover Story)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Chemical Week Hunter, David November 3, 1999 700+ words
This week's cover story takes a look at how e-commerce is starting to affect the relationship between chemical producers and chemical distributors...
- Roll Over, FDR This Could Work; Bush and his opponents could end up in the...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Alter, Jonathan February 14, 2005 700+ words
...place. For now, Franklin D. Roosevelt is rolling over in his grave in Hyde Park, but he'll be resting easy when this new deal is done. FDR would have hated GWB's plan for private accounts. At the time he was pushing through Social Security in 1935...
- Hollywood's New Deal.(Summer Double Issue)(Cover Story: Global Literacy 2008;...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Roberts, Johnnie L. July 14, 2008 700+ words
Byline: Johnnie L. Roberts Once upon a time, A-list actors wishing to go behind the camera could count on the "vanity" production deal. But after losing fortunes on such multimillion dollar pacts (think Kevin Costner's "Waterworld studios cut way back. Now comes the "development silo," which limits
- A green new deal. (environmental protection and new jobs) (Cover Story)
- Magazine article from: Canadian Dimension Roberts, Wayne April 1, 1992 700+ words
There's no such thing as a free lunch, say those who claim strict environmental laws hurt business. Environmental protection is better than a free lunch, says a new group that's see out to counter that claim. This is a lunch you get paid to eat. The Committee for a Green Economic Recovery, a
- A global New Deal: the next New Deal won't work if it's only American. Fixing...
- Magazine article from: The American Prospect Meyerson, Harold January 1, 2009 700+ words
...regulate global capitalism. Barack Obama may well seek a new New Deal to right a profoundly dysfunctional American economy. But...fix America today requires fixing global systems. The next New Deal won't work if it's only American. THE PROBLEM ISN'T...
- The new deal: EIFS contractors have another option for residential stucco and...
- Magazine article from: Walls & Ceilings Moretti, Nick February 1, 2004 700+ words
"My main trade is EIFS application," states Mike Isaac, of H&I Construction, located in Waynesville, Ohio. "And while there may be the potential to do some residential EIFS, the insurance situation makes it tough." [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] This is the sentiment echoed time and again across the
- Free Trade Is Not Enough; A New 'New Deal': After a contentious WTO meeting,...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek International Wehrfritz, George Mazumdar, Sudip December 26, 2005 700+ words
...China to Chile. In fact, they say, what's needed is more government intervention in economies, not less. Call it a new New Deal. And get ready to hear much more about it in 2006. In Asia in particular, states recognize the importance of market-driven...
- A better new new deal: how can we get the most bang for our transportation...
- Magazine article from: Reason Staley, Sam Moore, Adrian March 1, 2009 700+ words
...Time magazine had already put Obama on the cover, superimposed over a classic image of FDR, under the headline "The New New Deal?"; now liberal writers and activists were rubbing their hands together at the prospect of attacking the recession through...
Source: HighBeam Research, 'A Green New Deal'.(Cover Story: International Edition;...