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Sari Azout • Why You Need a Project, a Phrase I Will 100% Use, and a Great List of the Best People in PR

Humanity Adding a Lot of CO2.How Much Excess Heat Are We Adding? The equivalent of 4 Hiroshima-sized nuclear bombs every 4 seconds.

Albert Wenger • Climate 101, Part 1 with Albert Wenger

Our World in Data

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Bergstrom (2022) finds that economic growth, as measured by the increase in national gross domestic product (GDP) per person, explains 90 per cent of the historical variation in poverty.

Paddy Carter • When growth does – and does not – reduce poverty

Entre 1950 et 2010, la population mondiale a pratiquement triplé, et le PIB mondial réel a été multiplié par 7. Dans l’ensemble de la planète, la consommation d’eau potable a plus que triplé, l’utilisation d’énergie a été multipliée par 4, et l’emploi d’engrais a été décuplé. Les effets de cette nette intensification

Kate RAWORTH • La Théorie du donut

In 2019 the Emilia Report (named after England’s first published female poet, Emilia Bassano) analysed coverage of male and female writers and found that women were twice as likely to have their ages referenced – or, in the case of Sally Rooney, her appearance, ‘like a startled deer with sensuous lips’, according to one Swiss critic.

Louise Willder • Blurb Your Enthusiasm: A Cracking Compendium of Book Blurbs, Writing Tips, Literary Folklore and Publishing Secrets

Malthus made a provocative and important point, but fortunately for us, his conclusions were far too pessimistic. When living standards began to rise globally in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and as more people moved to cities, families chose to have fewer children and to invest more in the education, nutrition, and health care of each ch

Jeffrey D. Sachs • The Ages of Globalization: Geography, Technology, and Institutions

On constate depuis 2010 un ralentissement des gains d’espérance de vie, plus proche de 1,5 mois par an, plus marqué pour les femmes que pour les hommes. Ce ralentissement a déjà été observé dans d’autres pays européens, notamment dans les pays nordiques.