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Ralf Martin

H-index: 29
Economics 72%
Energy 13%
mondpanther.bsky.social
Our new report finds that Climate Change is not only a growth story but also an inclusive growth story with lower income countries having a comparative advantage in green innovation. www.ifc.org/en/insights-...
mondpanther.bsky.social
"Brazil and the EU must come together around a pragmatic agenda. Alongside them should be India, Canada, the UK, Australia (the host of Cop31) and, yes, China. These seven may not be like-minded on many vital issues, but they still represent about half of the world’s emissions, population and GDP."
mondpanther.bsky.social
This could follow the example of the German "Solidaritaetszuschlag" that was introduced to help fund the Re-unification in 1991. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidar...
Solidaritätszuschlag – Wikipedia
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mondpanther.bsky.social
For starters they should do this by introducing any tax increases as a dedicated line item on your income tax statement. Call it the Brexit Solidarity Levy, Farrage Appreciation Charge (FAC) or similar....
mondpanther.bsky.social
Maybe we can get more information on extending life as well?
mondpanther.bsky.social
Let's celebrate migration and exchange rather than platforming or imitating xenophobes.
mondpanther.bsky.social
That might be a rather optimistic assessment.
mondpanther.bsky.social
The British economy is no state to indulge these while xenophobes any longer.
scientificdiscovery.dev
In general I think it's hard to combat scientific misinformation when some of the best research is locked behind an academic paywall, while lots of nonsense gets published free for everyone to read in predatory journals.
mondpanther.bsky.social
He is still falling in the trap set by Farrage. By talking about migration all the time and confirming it's a big problem he is only doing Farrage a favour.

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reformexposed.bsky.social
Nigel Farage & Alex Phillips have been awfully quiet about Nathan Gill pleading guilty to eight counts of bribery relating to pro-Russia statements made in European parliament and articles.

Just wanted to refresh their memories about how they were all a team through that period.

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theigc.bsky.social
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Join us online via Zoom to explore innovation, climate solutions & sustainable growth with leading economists & experts.

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eddavey.libdems.org.uk
It should be simple: people who cheer on violence in the UK can't enrich themselves with British taxpayers’ money.

That means Elon Musk – no government contracts for you, no energy supply license for you.
josiah.writes.news
Lib Dem leader Davey: “The Government needs to block any future contracts with Tesla, and block Musk from being granted a license to supply energy to British homes

“Ministers should make clear that if you are egging on violence on the streets of the UK, you are not someone we can do business with.”
alanlester.bsky.social
It’s a start. But if Starmer is to stay PM after the largest show of support for the racist far right in British history, he needs to stop fearing the far right’s propaganda influence among voters & mobilise a progressive challenge for hearts & minds.

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
Britain will ‘never surrender flag’ to far-right protesters, Starmer says
PM condemns attacks against police, racist intimidation of minorities and use of flag to instil fear
www.theguardian.com
eddavey.libdems.org.uk
I've written to Keir Starmer, Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage, urging them to join me in condemning Elon Musk's dangerous remarks inciting violence yesterday.

As leaders, we must stand together and make clear Musk will face serious consequences for these actions.
Letter from Ed Davey to Keir Starmer condemning Elon Musk for inciting violence and urging unity to defend democracy.

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