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How many planets?

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Business as usual

When council meets this morning, there will be lots of talk about how all the rot and secrecy has been swept from City Hall now that the $18-million MFP computer leasing inquiry is over.

I can already hear Mayor David Miller and his minions beating their chests about the dawn of a new era of "enlightenment," respect and openness under their watch.

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Crazy eco-curve

Poor societies can’t afford to protect the environment. This emerging conventional wisdom, long embraced by United Nations agencies and conservative think-tanks alike, now has adherents among Western government agencies, among traditional economists, and among popular writers.

 

 

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Wealth as indicator

Trust this correlation

Mr. Solomon says, "they [meaning Cato among others] inadvertently endorse planning and regulation, not the free market and the common law, as a desirable medium for environmental decision-making." This is just plain silly.

 

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Lawrence Solomon nominated for book award

Energy Probe‘s Lawrence Solomon has been recognized by the Annual Heritage Toronto Awards with a nomination for his 2007 book, Toronto Sprawls

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