"Emmanuel Macron is an easy man to hate.” @VJMallet provides further reasons why Gilet Jaunes protests really should not serve as a general argument against carbon taxes etc. See Chartbook Newsletter #27. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… ft.com/content/5d2973… https://t.co/MsG7UXc6QD
@zcolman @toddntucker @KateAronoff Hey Zac can you follow me so that I can DM you.
Thermal coal, the world’s least liked commodity, is baaaack! If you bet on climate destruction in first half of 2021 you made a killing. ft.com/content/b69672… https://t.co/TTG2VFuPOL
@transatlantic @OlafStorbeck Yeah. The bank research departments are super twitchy. I had a similar complaint about some age old, second hand thing I circulated. Anyway, a useful prompt to get things straightened out. Over and out.
@OlafStorbeck @transatlantic Thanks for chipping in. Its been, shall we say, instructive. Will get some things straightened out.
China’s rise has shocked rest of world. It was long predicted and always unsettling. A Long Read for @NewStatesman newstatesman.com/international/… Chartbook #28 will go back in time to @WorldBank view of China’s prospects in 1983. To get newsletter sign up here: adamtooze.substack.com https://t.co/lFgk6VNBqB
@transatlantic @OlafStorbeck Yeah. The point is the opposite of that. The point is to offer a teaser not to replace a reading of the original. But let's just say I'm making enquiries.
@OlafStorbeck @transatlantic Fair enough. I see it as an aggregation of tweets. But your point is well taken 😉
@transatlantic @OlafStorbeck A fair use agreement of some kind seems like the obvious way to balance this. No problem with that. But I would be curious to know what the traffic from my twitter feed to the FT has been over the years. 🙂 Generate a certain amount of traffic get a certain amount of charts?
@transatlantic @OlafStorbeck I dont disagree. My question would be what is the balance of advantage/disadvantage? I circulate an image on twitter. It builds my following (I benefit). It builds readership (journo benefits). I would suggest newsletter is the same.
“We just view that smaller players won’t be able to keep up” Says Intel boss as he makes offer for Globalfoundries. Both of them have struggled with latest 7nm tech. ft.com/content/fbb9cc… https://t.co/KEimST5CqM
@transatlantic @OlafStorbeck That makes sense. After all the graphics are teasers that incline the reader to click the link and read the FT content. Its mutually beneficial.
@zcolman @toddntucker @KateAronoff Oh for sure. The specter has been raised. My question is for what purpose? Why “the worry” on the US side. Why keep retaliation on the table?
Delighted to see @DrDuncanBell @DEHEdgerton on this list! twitter.com/BritishAcademy…
@zcolman @toddntucker @KateAronoff But the US exports very little high carbon content stuff to the EU. The concern should actually be the other way around.
As of August supporters of Chartbook Newsletter will be receiving exclusive lists of cool links. Its really fun putting these together. Check out #1 and #2 here and consider signing up. adamtooze.substack.com/p/top-links-2-… https://t.co/NdH2bdWj6d
There are 100 days to go to COP26. China, India and Australia amongst the G20 are yet to deliver 2030 targets. There needs to be a cut across G20 of at least 45%. And rich countries have to come good on climate funding. Christiana Figueres. ft.com/content/a4cf5b… https://t.co/E1Ar6m9hFF
@DrJoergKraemer Und auch ihren Buergern! Stellen sie sich die Arbeitsmarktsituation ohne eine solche Politik vor.
"Offence-giving became a mark of intellectual freedom and was steadily ratcheted up under Johnson” @davies_will on the Spectator magazine and Tory political culture in @NewLeftReview Sidecar newleftreview.org/sidecar/posts/… https://t.co/j8OF8dzzg3
@CJFDillow @davies_will @geoffmulgan This is where @DEHEdgerton reading of Brexit would come in. There is no longer a British capitalism. The national construct of the mid-century has collapsed. One is left with cliques and Neumann’s “unstate”.
RT @NewStatesman: This week's cover: The Chinese Century. The making of an economic superpower, by @adam_tooze. newstatesman.com/international/… ht…
@toddntucker @mmildenberger Ahh I get it. Yup. Totally share your sense that this is the breakthrough of GND and BBB … sent another tweet in interim about EU-US. Thanks for your great threads.
Been reading all super smart commentary on EU-US carbon border adjustment discrepancies. But trade war? How? Energy-intensive US->EU exports are tiny. Would be crazy to turn this into a trans Atlantic tiff. Russia/China/Ukraine/Turkey are key @toddntucker @zcolman @KateAronoff https://t.co/0ktavO6NFy
@toddntucker @mmildenberger Hi Todd can you elaborate a bit on what you mean by a theory of politics in this context.
RT @KateAronoff: I don't think it's a bad policy per se but extraordinarily strange to pretend that US climate laws are a standard against…
RT @AkshatRathi: Chevron got a 40-year license to extract gas on the condition it will capture more than 80% of carbon dioxide in the first…
Joe Manchin Senate swing vote, arbiter of Biden’s climate agenda "founded the private coal brokerage Enersystems in 1988”, chairs the senate energy cttee, raises money from Texas oil and is gutting conflict of interest legislation! @alexkotch theguardian.com/commentisfree/… https://t.co/GQoXko5LNa
RT @johnmcdonnellMP: Thrown out of the Commons for telling the truth. I stand with @DawnButlerBrent So should we all. https://t.co/VqNFeOqk…
@KateAronoff @nytimes NO. THANK YOU! Loved your EU piece too. The rhetorical pretension to leadership is so staggering. That Biden/Blinken line “like it or not, the world does not organize itself … “ EVEN in climate policy. But reality does bite. Some humility creeping in. newrepublic.com/article/162980…
“Full range of policies needed for the U.S. to play its part in zeroing out global carbon emissions by 2050—what’s really needed—are not politically possible right now.” YES. Precisely this is what has to be faced. @KateAronoff really driving this home! newrepublic.com/article/163026… https://t.co/gTut9KCQa2
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