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Low Carbon Policies Create Jobs and Spur a Healthy Economy
A popular talking point for many years has been that low carbon policies are job killers and leave blue-collar workers behind. But in this day of he said/she said, fake news, if-I-believe-it, it’s-not-a-lie, kind of atmosphere, let’s look at the facts regarding job creation and losses in relation to low carbon economic policies.
By Kristen Kleiman
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How Public Lands Can Survive Political Headwinds
Change in political administrations can be traumatic, particularly if your candidate didn’t win. As an active participant and investor in forestry projects over many years, we have a singular perspective on the potential impact upcoming policy changes may have on carbon sequestration on federally owned land.
By Dick Kempka
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Point of View
Emilie Mazzacurati, Four Twenty Seven
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Why Blackrock is Worried About Climate Change
In September 2016, the largest asset management firm in the world, Blackrock, with $5 trillion under management, released a report where it stated climate change is a material risk and “climate-proofing portfolios is a key consideration for all asset owners.” Blackrock is not the only investor that has publicly voiced concern over climate risk in its portfolio.
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