Even for rich countries, the road to economic recovery from coronavirus will be a steep one. For emerging markets it will be steeper still. High debt, disruptions to foreign investment, and weaker social safety nets will make them more vulnerable. Increased unemployment and a fall in remittances from migrant workers will add to the pressure.
The green road to post-crisis recovery
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Terna’s successful green bond emission for 500 million euros
On 17 July, Terna launched a new green bond for a nominal amount of 500 million euros: a very successful…
Creating a circular economy through compostables
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To build a circular economy, we need to put recycling in the bin
Too often the concept of a circular economy is muddled up with some kind of advanced recycling process that would…
(ALSO) GONE WITH THE WIND
From the new-generation low-consumption light-bulb, soon to be seen in every home, to wind power, photovoltaic, biomass … The roads…
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