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BOOK BEAT: 'Curiosity' keeps reader's interest
The Curiosity Keeper By Sarah E. Ladd Thomas Nelson Publishing $15.99, trade paperback Camille Iverness can take care of herself. She’s done so since the day her mother abandoned the family and left Camille to run their shabby curiosity shop on Blinkett Street. Now, though, when a violent betrayal leaves her injured with no place to hide, Camille has no choice but to accept help from the mysterious stranger who came to her aid. Jonathan Gilchrist never wanted to inherit Kettering Hall.
Virginia hospital reaches topping-out construction milestone
Skanska USA recently reached the ‘topping-out’ milestone in the construction of Virginia Hospital Center’s (VHC) new Outpatient Pavilion in Arlington, Virginia. Photo courtesy Skanska Skanska USA recently reached the ‘topping-out’ milestone in the construction of Virginia Hospital Center’s (VHC) new Outpatient Pavilion in Arlington, Virginia. The topping-out signifies the placement of the highest structural feature, in this case a steel beam, on a project.
Hinkle, Orszag: Can we save the climate through better bookkeeping? Yes!
Double-entry bookkeeping, invented in the 15th century by the mathematician Luca Bartolomeo de Pacioli, has been fundamental to economic growth ever since. Now, not just economic activity but the very future of the planet requires another revolution in bookkeeping. The accounting standard needed today is one capable of measuring the amounts of greenhouse gases that are emitted and removed from the atmosphere, and the goal of reaching a “net zero” balance between the two.
We can save the climate through better bookkeeping
Double-entry bookkeeping, invented in the 15th century by the mathematician Luca Bartolomeo de Pacioli, has been fundamental to economic growth ever since. Now, not just economic activity but the very future of the planet requires another revolution in bookkeeping. The accounting standard needed today is one capable of measuring the amounts of greenhouse gases that are emitted and removed from the atmosphere, and the goal of reaching a "net zero" balance between the two.
Can we save the climate through better bookkeeping? Yes!
DOUBLE-ENTRY bookkeeping, invented in the 15th century by the mathematician Luca Bartolomeo de Pacioli, has been fundamental to economic growth ever since. Now, not just economic activity but the very future of the planet requires another revolution in bookkeeping. The accounting standard needed today is one capable of measuring the amounts of greenhouse gases that are emitted and removed from the atmosphere, and the goal of reaching a “net zero” balance between the two.
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