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Ranking current and previous US presidents impact on economy
Doin’ OK. – Photographer: Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images Ranking the Trump Economy The current president boasts about the U.S. prosperity. But conditions improved more under his predecessors. (Even Carter.) https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-01-28/trump-economy-lags-clinton-s-obama-s-reagan-s-and-even-carter-s — Commentary and related Interesting comparisons of many economic indicators under … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, News and politics
Tagged Bush, Clinton, debt, deficit, economy, growth, JW Bush, Obama, quantitative easing, Reagan, spending, Trump
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Subsidies for fossil fuels and investing revenues
Eamon Mac Mahon, ASSOCIATED PRESS Syncrude upgrader facilities on the Athabasca river near Fort McMurray Alberta — Dec 18 2018 – Collection of articles and reports – Kevin Yaworski — Liberals announce $1.6B for Western Canada’s beleaguered energy sector It … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, Nature, News and politics, Science & Technology, Sustainability
Tagged Alberta, alternative, bailout, Canada, Carbon, debt, divesting, drilling, Energy, fossil fuels, fracking, gas, global warming, green, industry, investing, Norway, oil, Pollution, rapid climate change, revenue, subsidies, tax breaks
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It is way past due for a major overhaul at City hall!
It is way past due for a major overhaul at City hall! July 15 2016 – Kevin Yaworski Updated Aug 7 2016 – Abuse by WPA / G4S & City http://wp.me/p1fJaD-m5 Below is just a few reasons why we need … Continue reading
