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For example, marine fish populations that were once reliable sources of food for billions of people, and vital parts of the economies of nations, have been decimated.
Instead of using fiscal stimulus in a vain effort to revive failed smokestack industries and old energy sources, Trump’s administration – and the world – should place its bets on a low-carbon future.
This could include making more funding available to researchers and research institutions, as well as promoting open sources for knowledge sharing.
This use of public funds is particularly objectionable because it threatens to lock in the very energy sources that are driving dangerous climate change.
The events of the past 15 months – starting with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, followed by the violence in North Africa and the tragedy in Japan – confront the world with a stark choice between the costs and risks of traditional energy sources and the promise and progress of clean energy.
So, as China rapidly develops solar power, China’s EVs will become, in essence, solar cars – and wind and hydro cars as those energy sources increase as well.
But the real sources of American workers’ economic pain are technological innovation and tax-and-spend policies that favor the rich.
The remaining 20,000 tons came from so-called secondary uranium sources – mainly inventories held by utilities and governments, re-processed nuclear fuel, and stockpiles of depleted uranium.
The supply from these sources will drop by roughly 10,000 tons at the end of 2013, when the Megatons to Megawatt Program between Russia and the United States – which recycles highly-enriched uranium from Russian nuclear warheads into low-enriched uranium for nuclear power plants – comes to an end.
For example, disputes over fertile land and fresh water fueled the war in Darfur, and even the current crisis in Syria – one of the greatest sources of human displacement today – began after successive droughts pushed Syrians from rural areas into cities.
No one is sure how much money the Venezuelan regime pumped into Nicaragua, but one hears estimates from reputable sources of around $500 million a year for nearly a decade.
These investments are also helping to accelerate the shift from agriculture to other sources of income in some of India’s poorest states.
Since 2014, these three sources of employment have created high-quality work opportunities for as many as 26 million Indians.
Technical challenges remain: seamlessly managing an array of very different energy sources will require investment in better national and regional grids.
Among the most widely discussed conflict is that in Syria, which, according to United Nations sources, has left an estimated 500,000 dead and injured, and displaced millions more.
Two sources of money – the EFSM (for eurozone members) and the Balance of Payments Assistance Facility (for non-eurozone EU members) – should be put to the task.
Instead, the EU and its member states must find new sources of tax revenue to repay the surge funding.
Japan has already surpassed the US as one of India’s largest sources of foreign direct investment, accounting for inflows totaling $2.2 billion last year.
If and when banks require a capital injection from public sources, the additional expenditure – which can be large – weakens public finances still further.
As the international community gears up for the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris in December, identifying and streamlining sources of financing for the fight against climate change must be a top priority.
Though potential sources for climate-friendly development financing now include pension funds, insurance companies, foundations, and sovereign wealth funds, what is often missing are mechanisms to ensure that investments are channeled into well-targeted and effective projects.
But total funds pledged by all sources are only a small fraction of what is urgently needed.
These arguments were used in 1991, to torpedo the idea of carbon dioxide controls; in 1993, against the Clinton administration’s proposed BTU tax (an energy surcharge that would have taxed sources based on their heat and carbon content); in 1996, against the goals of the UN Conference of Parties in Geneva (COP2); in 1997, against the goals of the UN Conference of Parties in Kyoto (COP3); and in 1998, against the Kyoto Protocol’s implementation.
Only when we identify the sources of the odious virus now afflicting our democracies can we take practical steps to quarantine them.
But it also creates safety valves, alternative forums, bases of comparison, sources of new ideas, and potential arenas for innovation.
Previously, readers could easily distinguish between non-credible sources, like the colorful and sensational tabloids in the checkout line at the supermarket, and credible ones, such as longstanding local or national newspapers.
The report outlines a coherent structure of policies through which, by 2020, at least $100 billion a year could be generated from public and private sources for international action on climate change.
The new Polish constitution gives an elegant answer: It acknowledge both traditions: " We, the Polish Nation - all citizens of the Republic, both those who believe in God as the source of truth, justice, good and beauty, as well as those not sharing such faith but respecting those universal values as arising from other sources, equal in rights and obligations towards the common good …"A similar solution should be found for the European Constitution.
The concept of an open society was first used by the French philosopher Henri Bergson in his book The Two Sources of Morality and Religion .
What leaders – both within and outside the region – can do is pursue large-scale and intelligent investments in primary and secondary education, small and medium-size businesses (which form the backbone of Arab economies), and renewable energy sources (which could underpin the upgrading of regional value chains).
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