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Matthew Jeffery: Britain has a built a state that depends on high earners - and is now driving them out

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By Matthew Jarrell Jeffrey
| ConservativeHome
Matthew Jeffery is a global talent and business adviser who has built and led large-scale recruitment and workforce strategies for international companies including Electronic Arts, Autodesk, SAP and EY. The economy is shrinking. Recession is looming. Taxes are punitive. Business confidence is collapsing. Investment is stalling. Productivity is stagnating. Public services are failing. Inflation is entrenched. Unemployment is rising. Public debt is unsustainable. Our defences are threadbare.
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Decoupling biogeochemical records, extinction, and environmental change during the Cambrian SPICE event

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By James D Schiffbauer, John Huntley, David Fike, Matthew Jarrell Jeffrey
| Science Magazine Verified
Several positive carbon isotope excursions in Lower Paleozoic rocks, including the prominent Upper Cambrian Steptoean Positive Carbon Isotope Excursion (SPICE), are thought to reflect intermittent perturbations in the hydrosphere-biosphere system. Models explaining these secular changes are abundant, but the synchronicity and regional variation of the isotope signals are not well understood.
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