Tag Archives: economic growth
Restructure debt, and phase out compound interest thats what our environmental and financial crises tell us
Agree or disagree with him, Morgan Kelly’s analysis in the Irish Times last week is a must read. Closing Ireland’s €20 billion deficit by €6 billion in 2011 spending is all fine and well, but it won’t do enough to stave off … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Global Warming, Irish Focus
Tagged carbon dioxide emissions, climate change, debt, economic growth, GDP, restructuring
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Notes from a conference: ‘The need for road research’
There was a seminar yesterday morning jointly organised by TCD + UCD titled “The need for road research”, and held in Foster Place. Overall, it was biased in favour of transport by private vehicle with insufficient recognition of the capability … Continue reading
Posted in Global Warming
Tagged carbon emissions, climate change, economic growth, equilibrium, loose assumptions, transport
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