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They start life small and eager to survive, fueled by youthful energy and fresh ideas.
But it is hard not to take heart from the fresh wave of global resolve Trump’s decision has unleashed, both globally and within the US itself.
Then as now, the focus in America was on “green” topics (clean water, fresh air, and biological diversity) rather than with the “brown” topics of ecological disasters such as the Chernobyl (or Harrisburg) disaster, which have played a dominant role in mobilizing Europeans.
India’s detonation of a nuclear device in 1998, however, triggered a fresh round of US sanctions.
And Asia has less fresh water per person than any continent other than Antarctica, and some of the world’s worst water pollution.
The good news is that a new pattern of citizen participation is emerging, especially in developing countries, with new voices and fresh ideas entering the debate.
The events in East Timor in 1999 remain fresh in memory, and difficulties linger.
ISIS’s rise underscores the urgent need for fresh, creative diplomacy in Syria that can break the deadlock both on the battlefield and in the negotiating room – a challenge that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s recent electoral victory has deepened.
Next week's G-8 summit in Evian, France is a chance to make a fresh start.
Increased precipitation also has positive consequences – most significantly, more fresh water for a thirsty world.
In the process, a basic principle of modern capitalism – that when debtors cannot pay back creditors, a fresh start is needed – has been overturned.
There would never be a fresh start – with all of the unpleasant consequences that this implies.
The funding is preparing them, for example, to develop monitoring systems and build support and awareness among local communities and indigenous peoples for a fresh start to forest management.
That is why, if fresh elections are to be held, Berlusconi may well turn them into a personal referendum.
It could also destabilize a fragile region, sparking fresh wars with neighboring Somalia and Eritrea.
As has become a ritual on such commemorative occasions, the death toll is tallied in the hundreds of thousands, and fresh reports are made of elevated rates of cancer, birth defects, and overall mortality.
The Forum succeeded in this effort, and a fresh and reassuring message on the impact of radiation was made public in September.
Governments are right to worry about the fate of Chernobyl-affected territories, but the way forward will require fresh thinking and bold decisions, particularly a shift in priorities from paying paltry benefits to millions to targeted spending that helps to promote jobs and economic growth.
It is still early in what Anne-Marie Slaughter calls an “American Renewal” or David Brooks, who chairs a new Aspen Institute project on community, calls an “American Renaissance,” yet it is already clear that many Americans are ready for a fresh national narrative.
(Of course, a fresh shock to demand could send unemployment back up and reduce inflation; but the “natural rate” always exerts its centripetal force.)
No doubt there will be difficult political and technical issues to resolve, but the current credit chaos has generated a fresh feeling of urgency.
Rather than helping to build robust civilian institutions there, the US has pampered the jihadist-penetrated Pakistani military establishment, best illustrated by the fresh $3 billion military aid package earmarked for the next fiscal year.
Putin understands instinctively that Russia needs elements of democracy, if only to distinguish the new Russia from the old, and to let the odd gust of healthy fresh air in.
Yet, even after acknowledging that a majority of the Free Syrian Army’s CIA-trained members have defected to the Islamic State, the US recently pledged nearly $100 million in fresh aid for Syrian rebels.
The debtor needs a fresh start through a debt write-off; the creditor must find a way to provide one without rewarding bad behavior.
The case for offering a country a fresh financial start is both economic and moral.
Tsipras’s response to these provocations has been clear and consistent: Greece should stay in the eurozone, and it needs a fresh financial start to do so.
It makes it possible for Merkel to offer Greece a fresh start, because it is the right thing to do and because it accords with Germany’s own experience and history.
Above all, she will need fresh sources of ideas.
Fresh thinking about structural reform is needed, too.
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