THE BACKBENCHER: Science does not tell us a certain product is bad without understanding what the alternative products are. To think in such a way is a dangerous idealism that ignores reality. Policy should be consistent with the totality of scientific data, but not motivated by it, and not piecemeal.
IREF: By prioritising Paris commitments, while ignoring the more practical concerns of freer energy trade, the EU has put politics over economics.
WNDN.DE: Das Beispiel gilt in gleicher Weise für Biomasse: hierbei handelt es sich um Holzpellets die unter hohem Druck aus Holzresten gepresst werden.
REMI: A group that monitors regulatory trends is touting the recent survey finding that a majority of Canucks oppose a ban on home-sharing services such as Airbnb.
HAMILTON SPECTATOR: It’s clear, the data tells us that a majority of Canadians support consumer choice, young people are leading the way.
VALUE WALK: Thankfully, America is chock-full of innovators. It’s what we do and it’s who we are. That’s why we need to turn to our tech and engineering gurus to solve this crisis. They’ve already created Uber, Amazon, Facebook, Airbnb, and more – but what can they do with transportation infrastructure?
THE BACKBENCHER: EU member states recently released their 2015 emissions data, and the projections on whether they were on track to meet their 2020 goals.
