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IPN Opinion article

August 31, 2010
On August 19, Nick Clegg discussed the government's planned "Green Deal", announcing the launch of a low carbon business support programme which the Government hopes will lead to the creation of 10,000 new jobs and 1,000 firms. Maybe it will – but how many jobs will be lost, or not created? And what will all these “green” jobs cost our children?

IPN News coverage

July 14, 2010
Caroline Boin discusses water rights in the context of the Indo-Pakistan dispute in the Punjab

IPN Opinion article

July 5, 2010
China has a water crisis, ranging from flood to regular drought, but the Three Gorges Dam did not prevent the current murderous floods and an even bigger project will not guarantee fresh water to the dry north: China needs a dose of Chile.

IPN News coverage

June 28, 2010
IPN’s Caroline Boin and Nathaniel Clark discuss the damaging implications of the latest Chinese "Super-Project" and offer viable alternatives.

IPN News coverage

May 19, 2010
Philip Stevens discusses how best to support tuberculosis patients in the developing world.

IPN Opinion article

April 28, 2010
Earth Day is now 40 but the environmental movement is still fighting old and pointless battles, such as the one against life-enhancing pesticides. On the other hand, it is not fighting battles that really do need fighting to allow the poor to improve their lot all over the world.

IPN News coverage

April 23, 2010
Caroline Boin discusses the economic impact of the Icelandic volcano on trade and food security [18 minutes in]

IPN Opinion article

April 22, 2010
Forty years after the first Earth Day, the environmental movement should rethink its priorities and the policies it promotes

IPN Opinion article

April 15, 2010
India wants 20% biofuel content in vehicle fuel by 2017, but turning cheap food into expensive fuel pushes up food prices and damages the environment