interesting - ‘Our Common Future’ (the brundtland report) from 1987
it refers to indicators in context of health… the moves on to surveillance and soil erosion indicators… and ‘to develop criteria and indicators for environmental quality standards and guidelines for the sustainable use and management of natural resources’
http://www.un-documents.net/our-common-future.pdf
it refers to indicators in context of health… the moves on to surveillance and soil erosion indicators… and ‘to develop criteria and indicators for environmental quality standards and guidelines for the sustainable use and management of natural resources’
http://www.un-documents.net/our-common-future.pdf
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well, i can’t speak for meryl, but i don’t even wear a cape!
https://solari.com/hero-of-the-week-june-1-2026-dr-meryl-nass-and-escape-key/
https://solari.com/hero-of-the-week-june-1-2026-dr-meryl-nass-and-escape-key/
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this is actually quite extraordinary. here’s michael jacobs, NEF member, later co-author of the Fabian Society’s ‘In Tandem’, detailing explicitly what i have said, repeatedly.
only he wrote it in 1991:
‘Broadly, environmental-economic policy making can be thought of as a two-stage process. The first stage is to set targets for the key environmental indicators. These targets define the level at which environmental capacity is to be protected. The second stage is then to
influence economic activity in such a way that it does not exceed these targets. Various instruments must be used (such as taxes, regulations and government expenditure) which constrain the behaviour of individual firms and households.’
only he wrote it in 1991:
‘Broadly, environmental-economic policy making can be thought of as a two-stage process. The first stage is to set targets for the key environmental indicators. These targets define the level at which environmental capacity is to be protected. The second stage is then to
influence economic activity in such a way that it does not exceed these targets. Various instruments must be used (such as taxes, regulations and government expenditure) which constrain the behaviour of individual firms and households.’
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whee, that’s more like it; -10 subs after a few hours. you were slacking a bit yesterday.
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hmm… pretty sure i got around 200 hits last i checked google;
“escapekey” “substack” over the past month now only yields 65 hits, including my most recent 3 essays, and no notes or anything else for that matter.
there’s not really much left to tighten. i get practically zero impressions courtesy of google+twitter+facebook anyway, so frankly, you can fuck right off.
“escapekey” “substack” over the past month now only yields 65 hits, including my most recent 3 essays, and no notes or anything else for that matter.
there’s not really much left to tighten. i get practically zero impressions courtesy of google+twitter+facebook anyway, so frankly, you can fuck right off.
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meanwhile, litoralis tells me download count has crossed 250 on the zip including all my essays. that means either 250 people have downloaded it, or 1 weirdo has downloaded it 250 times! 🙂
here it is again.
https://transfer.it/t/6uCsLag10bRA
here it is again.
https://transfer.it/t/6uCsLag10bRA
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oh… expose-news did a full write-up on those tweets…
https://expose-news.com/2024/08/08/a-preventative-state-and-uk-police/
https://expose-news.com/2024/08/08/a-preventative-state-and-uk-police/
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A preventative state and UK law enforcement’s two-tier policy - The Expose
In response to protests and riots in the last week in the UK, there has been a general feeling among the British public that the police are engaged in two-tier policing – taking a soft approach to certain sectors of the British public while taking an overly…
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