Twitter Digest - January 8, 2011
A cool Instragram of the new Peace Bridge in Calgary http://bit.ly/xqtR9w
Max Fawcett on executive compensation: http://albertaventure.com/2012/01/the-co…
This makes me angry. Feds backtrack on coal rules http://ow.ly/8ksTM
Germany/Denmark don't have the NIMBY problems for renewable projects. Why? Citizen ownership http://ow.ly/8jNLb http://ow.ly/8jNLE
Paris had the High Line before the High Line was cool http://bit.ly/A4V1XG
You should know, and understand, greenfield economics if you want to understand urban sprawl - http://ow.ly/8jKXh
How green bonds could save the economy - http://ow.ly/8jL35
Municipalities collect 8¢ of each tax dollar paid; they alone cannot rebuild the country's economic foundations: http://natpo.st/tr7Zzi
No less an authority than Ken Rogoff asks if we'll ever outgrow growth - http://ow.ly/8iwMQ
Why Chevron will settle with Ecuador http://ow.ly/8ivlc
While you're at it, read the whole New Yorker piece on Chevron/Ecuador/Donziger. It's a doozy http://ow.ly/8iwyu
The libertarian movement in Canada finally has its John Galt, it's Peter Goldring - http://ow.ly/8h4wm
The (fiscal) conservative case for bicycle transportation. http://takingthelane.com/2012/01/01/the-conservative-case-for-bicycling/
