Reading the Times (And Not Just the Paper)
Let me try to tell you what an old man I really am. As a start, imagine this: I still read The New York Times every day on paper. Yes, the paper NYT still exists! Yikes! And in June, at...
climate change
Economics Beyond Allocation: Scarcity, Institutions and Collective Judgment
Economics is about how societies define scarcity and justify choices...
Monetizing Carbon Markets Now: The Results India Needs
India’s farmers produce a sizable chunk of the country’s carbon...
Climate Change: An Existential Threat to Developing Nations
Since the period of industrialization, the climate has changed at...
Powering Progress: How Can Pakistan Transform Its Energy Potential?
Pakistan possesses significant untapped oil, gas, and shale reserves, offering...
Pakistan Must Confront its Climate Challenge
Two centuries of fossil fuel combustion, industrial expansion and resource...
Communal Resilience as a Young Person in an Increasingly Volatile US
In the US, many members of Generation Z (Gen Z)...
The Hidden Tsunami: A Public Health Crisis That’s Already Here
Declining vaccination levels have sparked a new outbreak of measles...
India’s Challenge At COP30: Between Coal and Solar Power
India continues to wrestle with its energy policy ahead of...
FO° Talks: Trump Dominates NATO Summit as Europe Pledges 5% to Defense
In this episode of FO° Talks, Atul Singh and Thomas...
