Publication date: November 2020 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 177 Author(s): Brittney K. Goodrich, Rachael E. Goodhue
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James Lovelock: ‘The biosphere and I are both in the last 1% of our lives’
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IPS Webinar: Gender Equality Crucial in ‘Building Back Better’ Post-COVID-19
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Joe Biden unveils aggressive $2tn climate and jobs plan
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14 July 2020
Rishi Sunak cannot just hope other big firms will follow Primark’s example | Nils Pratley
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Declining job retention bonus was honourable and underlined £9.4bn scheme’s shockingly poor design Rishi Sunak, the chancellor, readily conceded last week that there would be a “dead weight” cost to his policy of offering firms a £1,000 bonus for every employee recalled from furlough and kept in employment until the end of next January. That