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Carbon capture and storage in Pennsylvania has some energy experts excited, but to get the public on board, it’ll take something more than industry experiments.

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Carbon capture potential reliant on tax credits, like green energy

Bradford Era

There's been no independent analysis of whether tens of millions of carbon credits are legit. Insiders say the verification system is broken.

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Damned lies and carbon credit verification: who checks if sequestration is real?

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Crikey on MSN.com

Environmental Technology Verification Program

Suicide prevention

Community

Press Release On Sunday, September 10, the nation officially kicked off Suicide Prevention Week. For the fifth consecutive year, the HOPE Squad of Carbon, Emery, and Grand Counties held a Candlelight Vigil at the Price Peace Gardens that was open for all to attend to recognize the week.

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Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month Highlighted by Community

ETV News

Interest in carbon is at a fever pitch ... yet walk around the produce aisle, there’s no health claims on fresh fruits and vegetables. That’s the disinformation age we’re living through. Do you think farmers will embrace climate smart practices?

'People are losing their mind over carbon right now'

Markets

The carbon resistor market is anticipated to expand significantly during the forecast period owing increase in use of consumer electronic devices and. In addition, Surge in digitalization fuels the market growth.

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Carbon Resistor Market Expected to Reach $4.1 billion, Globally, by 2032 at 5.6% CAGR: Allied Market Research

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TMCnet

Action

STAT analyzes pharmaceutical company efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and offers an exclusive ranking of 33 companies that have taken action.

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A STAT analysis shows how top drug companies are starting to take action on climate

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STAT

CBC News

Tiff Macklem

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, seen here at a news conference in 2020, said in Calgary this week that the central bank watches federal increases in carbon tax, but termed them "relatively ...

There's now a Bank of Canada number for carbon tax's impact on inflation. It's small

CBC.ca

Carbon County

Ekushey Television

A member of the Carbon Medical Service team attended the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce (CCCC) luncheon that was hosted at the SureStay Plus Hotel on Thursday afternoon. Carbon Medical Service was one of the monthly business spotlights.

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Carbon Medical Service Spotlighted by the CCCC

Brazil

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, will host the U.N. climate summit, COP28, when representatives of the countries that are members of the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will gather to discuss urgent environmental issues of global importance.

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We need to talk about carbon

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Brazil  Arab News Agency

Global warming

More carbon is stored in coastal and marine marshes and seagrass ... Marine Conservation Society CEO Sandy Luk said: “For the health of our planet, and to tackle the effects of a changing climate, ocean recovery is vital. “Seagrass is one example ...

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Millions clueless about 'blue carbon' - which could aid battle against global warming

San Francisco Examiner

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Carbon Health is a human-centered, tech-enabled healthcare company — our mission is to remove traditional boundaries in healthcare and make high-quality, personalized care accessible to everyone.

Carbon Health

Often, difficult economic problems are seen as too sprawling and complicated to even understand, let alone solve. The problem of rising healthcare costs in the United States, in my view, deserves such a reputation. Good explanations of healthcare costs defy concision. This is not the case with income inequality. There seems to be a relatively clear reason that wage differentials are so extreme in the U.S.: professional services wages. I’m talking about doctors, lawyers, and bankers. You can see it pretty plainly in this chart, which I lifted from . I’ve seen similar evidence several times recently. The main idea is the same: the top 0.1% is comprised of people who founded things, but the top 1% is mostly full of professionals. a article New York Times This begs the question of why the U.S. tends to pay professionals so much. I don’t claim to know the answer. Perhaps part of the answer has something to do with the difficulty of competing in those industries. It is notoriously difficult to start a financial services company capable of competing with, say, Goldman Sachs. How about a new big law firm or a new big hospital? Very tough. Notably, software engineer salaries don’t usually make the cut for top 1%. Software has dramatically lower barriers to entry than the previous three industries. I will single out financial services professionals for a moment: they are overpaid. Something is wrong. We shovel huge amounts of cash to people who “manage” and “analyze” assets. At best, they are lousy. At worst, they cause 2008-style crises. Society pays portfolio managers to do than Just stick your cash in the S&P 500 for 10 years and you’ll beat nearly every professional manager. Yet, the top 1% of earners is stuffed full of financial analysts. I feel this is mostly a product of public ignorance. If information in the market were flowing all the way down the pipes, the market would brutally punish financial services. worse nothing. I can only guess, since I’m no expert, but there are likely large pockets of value being sequestered and tapped by doctors and lawyers. Implications for New Ventures This all has many implications, but my concern is for new ventures. It seems I’m not alone in my beliefs about the gross inefficiencies in the financial services industry. Some new products are starting to break down the barriers. Robinhood lets users trade stocks for free. Betterment is a portfolio management system that uses passive investment. Interestingly, Betterment is owned by Vanguard, a big financial services company. It seems even the incumbents are starting get a bit wise. There are countless opportunities for new startups in finance. It’s a huge industry, and there are still tons of hedge funds charging people to lose to the S&P 500. But at least a start has been made. Startups are also nibbling away at the bloated healthcare industry. Carbon Health is an attempt to integrate the healthcare process and consumer (see your doc for follow ups via video call, get test results as push notifications, etc.) Intuitive Surgical and Mazor Robotics have both developed robotic systems for aiding in surgery. There are dozens more. technology Legal services startups are perhaps the least developed of the three. TurboTax is, to some degree, the first breakthrough legal . LegalZoom is notable as well. But nobody has cracked the deeper levels of law, the stuff for which lawyers earn extremely high incomes. There are many possible reasons for this, but there is also probably a huge amount of potential. startup A Different Model I have a very simple idea. Typically, the approach to attacking all of these services is automation. Automating this stuff is very hard, and will take a long time. In the meantime, why don’t we start hiring people from the poorest countries to do the stuff that is hard to automate in these three industries? It’s very easy: take X, a target of automation. Why are we targeting X for automation? Because it is taking up the time of a highly paid person. So let someone from Africa do X, pay that person double their local wages, and charge the end consumer less for the service. Everybody wins. This can work in many, many areas. The main reason it doesn’t is because of regulatory barriers. But a clever person should be able to find pockets where the regulations allow it. That would be a great thing, in my view.

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