The FT has published this chart this morning:As the FT notes: Green bonds are red hot. Issuance smashed through analysts’ projections in 2019 and is
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Ian McCluskey describes himself like this on Twitter: I mention this because this morning he has posted this, with reference to Rebecca Long-Bailey making the
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Rebecca Long-Bailey launched her campaign to be Labour leader with an article in Tribune, published overnight. It was better than her false start in the
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No one who has read this blog for a while can have much doubt as to my sentiments about much of the so-called investment market
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I know that everyone else is talking about Australia, out of control fires and the insanity of Sydney’s fireworks, but I am going to do
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I’m working on sustainable cost accounting in 2020. Or sustainable cost reporting as it might be renamed, as I realise that means it becomes SCORE.
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It’s deeply frustrating to see Rebecca Long-Bailey still talking about a ‘Green Industrial Revolution’ in the Guardian this morning, in an article that is widely
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My Green New Deal colleague, Colin Hines, is rarely knocked down for long. We may not have a terribly green-friendly government but next November Glasgow
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Clive Lewis announced his bid to lead the Labour Party yesterday, and I admit to two things. The first was knowing he was going to
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