ADAM TOOZE

"The case for European monetary integration has yet to be made in Germany. But it needs to be made" it is unfathom… https://t.co/S7jmvcKEeQ

Mekong River At Its Lowest In 100 Years, Threatening Food Supply | National Geographic Australia https://t.co/vJ9SQWlehe

Fascinating inside report on tensions at the NY Fed which is crucial for management of Wall Street markets. @boes_… https://t.co/LVlpnFMjim

Thought-provoking review of Russia’s geopolitical options and opinion amongst think tankers in Moscow by @yarotrof… https://t.co/pwFw6RTEoU

@BuddyYakov @IrvingSwisher @HPublius @teasri IMO, need to separate 5 things analytically under G2.0 1. Reduction in… https://t.co/hgR3ttznLp

Doers with demons – great headline for a depressing report about the mental health risks of entrepreneurship. Great… https://t.co/fmUysLkk5H

Almost 80 percent of the world’s economies are experiencing a contraction in manufacturing! This is far more widesp… https://t.co/ZZH1OOzwkh

We know that the Fed is NOT worrying about wage pressure, indeed it is concerned about the lack of it, so WHO is wo… https://t.co/E9AasFjc7y

The Russian economy may continue to plod along under sanctions but the impact on FDI of the heightened tension both… https://t.co/VRcuZHtP9O

As West European industrial economy slows so does that of the top-performing Eastern Europeans e.g. Czechs and Pole… https://t.co/AADpMBuM0V

Lovely 15-year graph on US auto sales from @SoberLook 🙂 3 things stand out: 1. the plateau at 17 m units pa 2. the… https://t.co/R0ZTXlAHxT

The weakness in manufacturing export orders that afflicting Germany, South Korea and now the US as well is a global… https://t.co/M5Jaz6flmr

The last month where global temperatures were below average was February 1985. Given that the median global age is… https://t.co/Ll8LiqRF0h

Beef cattle have a big environmental footprint, but quite how big depends on where you source it from. Lat Am beef… https://t.co/H4yDNW5eug

With carbon prices in the EU’s emissions trading system nudging towards 30 euros per ton and lignite power stations… https://t.co/zkps3xKlhO

Agriculture accounts for just less than 1/4 of global GHG emissions. The largest impact comes from deforestation an… https://t.co/OW0f4uOwIA

As carbon pricing finally began to bite in the EU in 2019 and gas prices plunged, lignite power stations were switc… https://t.co/b83qoUM6Wi

While factories get most attention from analysts, the retail industry employs more people in US: 15.8 m v. 12.9 m.… https://t.co/BuACbe52ZX

Europe’s great coal collapse of 2019 – fantastic report by @sandbagorguk on the huge shift out of coal power genera… https://t.co/WxZbKmAXzG

In an age of global growth 1/4 of world’s population suffers from food insecurity. For 11 % it is an acute threat.… https://t.co/SdqUO886Vu

This is brilliant work by @sandbagorguk on the collapsing profitability of lignite electricity generation in German… https://t.co/cLafcxuRX4

1$ bn in additional spending on SNAP, America’s giant food stamps program, boosts GDP by $1.5bn with effects rippli… https://t.co/58NO1eMUG4

GHG Emissions from agriculture and land clearing induced by agriculture are … larger than emissions from all worl… https://t.co/9IvJZMGWWP

The vast majority of world population growth projected to 2050 will take place in countries that are in frontline o… https://t.co/xySIWcqyJt

Jack and Beenstalk: In next decade we will be spending billions on carbon capture technology in an attempt to outdo… https://t.co/GL2xUpulkH

The world in the second half of the 21st century is going to be a very different place. Sub-Saharan Africa’s popula… https://t.co/56kZRITQW7

Coverage of European issues in @DerSPIEGEL and @DIEZEIT since 1950. Apart from the general upward trend the remarka… https://t.co/C3iUJsDWkK

UN estimate of world population with 95% confidence interval. Predicts that the two century population boom will en… https://t.co/3dzlv5z7yy

The market value of negative-yielding corporate debt is approaching $1 trillion, which is about 10% of the total gl… https://t.co/MBor2IYGJ1

This summary of global R&D expenditure scaled to GDP and divided by funding source done by @statto & @sciencogram f… https://t.co/cbjATuW7re

@statto @scienceogram @ConversationUK beautiful graphic! i should have credited you. thanks for the great work.

S Korea, Austria, Norway & German gov invest av. 0.89% of GDP in R&D. US Fed gov. invests 0.63%. To reach 0.89% Co… https://t.co/R6ctWxmD9P

Switching between unabated consumption of fossil fuels does not provide a long-term answer to climate change. But t… https://t.co/IP2Ar9JD7A