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Monthly Archives: August 2024
How Infrastructure Works
How Infrastructure Works is a wonderful book that looks deeply at the function, development and future of infrastructure. It might seem like a nerdy topic, but Deb Chachra writes that infrastructure is so much more than pipes and cables, dams and bridges. Infrastructure is how we care for each other. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment
Tagged book review, climate change, climate justice, deb chachra, infrastructure, nonfiction
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Climate News: American Families Claimed over $8 Billion in IRA Tax Credits in 2023
More than 3.4 million US families claimed over $8 billion in tax credits for residential clean energy and home energy efficiency upgrades under the Inflation Reduction Act in 2023, according to a new report from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged clean energy, clean energy transition, inflation reduction act, IRA, news
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Thinking in Bets
Annie Duke won over $4-million as a professional poker player. Her book, Thinking in Bets, will teach you almost nothing about winning at poker, but it will give you a valuable framework and many useful tools to help you become a better decision-maker. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Management
Tagged book review, decision-making, forecasting, nonfiction, personal development, planning, poker, strategy, thinking, uncertainty
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Autocracy, Inc.
Anne Applebaum says our image of autocratic dictators as cartoon villains who exercise total control over their people is outdated. In Autocracy, Inc. she reveals how autocracies are run by sophisticated military, financial, and information networks that support each other without having any common ideology except holding on to power. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Politics
Tagged applebaum, autocracy, book review, democracy, nonfiction, putin, trump
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