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What do Haitians need most? To get away from Haiti

Economics & Deregulation and Food & Environment | Chris Berg
The Sunday Age 24th January, 2010

It will take much more than a global outpouring of grief to fix Haiti. But there is one concrete way rich countries could really help out -...

Lack of Global Agreement Offers a Chance to Cut Our Losses

Economics & Deregulation, Food & Environment, Energy and Climate Change | Alan Moran
The Australian 21st January, 2010

Most politicians across the world recognise that measures to reduce CO2 emissions impose costs on their economies, whether they employ a carbon...

Why palm oil does not deserve its bad press

Food & Environment and Trade & IP Unit | Tim Wilson
New Straits Times 16th January, 2010

Recent campaigns against palm oil show non-governmental organisations are more interested in pandering to rich country donors than promoting...

The Climate is Changing

Economics & Deregulation, Governance & Service Provision and Climate Change | Tom Switzer
Wall Street Journal 12th January, 2010

When I say the climate is changing, I do not mean, as many people do, that man-made global warming is destroying Planet Earth. I mean that the...

Don't expect too much down Mexico way

Economics & Deregulation, Food & Environment, Energy and Climate Change | Tom Switzer
The Australian 1st January, 2010

It has been said that Copenhagen was all about attitudes and aspirations and the meeting this year in Mexico City will be about results. But...

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