In This Issue
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Legal & Regulatory
A Year of Fukushima’s Economic Fallout
A year has passed since Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant was destroyed by earthquake and tsunami. What is the economic price Japan must pay?
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Business
Investing in Information to Respond to a Changing Climate
Putting more money and effort into information and information technology will pay solid returns when it comes to understanding and adapting to the world around us, including our changing climate.
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Finance
Buying and Selling Energy Trading Portfolios
The energy trading business is changing as Wall Street adjusts to the requirements of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. What does that mean to you?
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Business
The Case of the Disappearing Server Hugger
Is your organization being held back by a “server hugger?”
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HR
Workplace Drama: Seven Tips for Reducing Workplace Negativity
Eliminating the negative and accentuating the positive in the workplace. Here’s the roadmap.
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Commentary
EPA Makes the Best Case for State Regulation
A lot of attention has focused recently on federal regulation of hydraulic fracturing through the Environmental Protection Agency. But EPA’s ineptitude in air regulation makes a case for state-by-state regulation of oil and gas drilling.
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Commentary
Another Billionz Update: NOAA Discovers Inflation
Is a changing climate producing greater economic losses from weather events? Or could it be a simple matter of inflation?
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Commentary
Project Leadership for Project Management
We always talk about project management but rarely discuss project leadership. There’s a difference.
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Commentary
It Can Happen Here
When the Soviet Union’s Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded in 1986, the response of the Western nuclear industry was, “It can’t happen here.” And then there was Fukushima Daiichi disaster in 2011. Was one disaster worse than the other?
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Legal & Regulatory
TREND: Europe’s Enthusiasm for Renewables Wanes
The EU has poured billions of dollars in support of the development of wind and solar projects over the past decade. Have the Europeans now lost their appetite for all things green?