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Joseph Robertson

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Pollution subsidies are irrational & destructive

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By Joseph Robertson
| Medium
Critics of subsidies and mandates for clean energy, energy efficiency, and electric vehicles, say these technologies should be able to compete on a level playing field. Fossil fuels still enjoy world-leading subsidy support, after more than 2 centuries. Coal has been used to power industrial machinery since before the American Revolution, 250 years ago. Its use in smelting of iron and other metals was known in medieval times and widespread by the 1600s.
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Ask the Expert: You Have Questions About Remote Work? We Have Answers!

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By Joseph Robertson
| HR Daily Advisor
Question: Can remote-work policies from the COVID pandemic be used against a company trying to bring employees back into the office? Answer: In certain circumstances, yes. Recently, courts have allowed juries to decide if on-site work is essential when the employer couldn’t definitively demonstrate on-site work was required or when a previous policy allowed substantial remote work. Question: What if the medical documentation provided by an employee appears untrustworthy?
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Climate disruption threatens food systems, global stability

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By Joseph Robertson
| Medium
Low snowpack means low water levels. Food-growing regions are seeing rising stress from environmental, political, economic, and conflict factors, all of which are exacerbated by climate change. Image: Ross Stone. Climate disruption and nature loss are putting food systems at risk. To avoid the destabilizing effects of pervasive food insecurity, urgent action is needed to improve food-related finance, and how we measure success.
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