Sentences with phrase «on nef»

Chris Snowdon goes to town on NEF and the HPI in this rather trenchant article (h / t Bishop Hill): http://www.adamsmith.org/research/articles/shiny-happy-people-the-madness-of-the-happy-planet-index

Mind you, it's difficult not to sense a faint element of self - parody when encountering sentences, like the following, on NEF's website: «At heart, the HPI is a measure of efficiency.

Costa Rica, the happiest nation on NEF's planet (and the only nation ruled by a Chinchilla), does seem to have tried very hard to be eco but its pledge to be carbon - neutral by 2021 looks like empty PR.

It is worth noting that federal courts generally say that lawyers have a duty to check the docket sheets and not rely solely on the NEFs.

Not exact matches

The NEF also poured more scrutiny on the Competition Commission's grocery chain probe.

I've put a short comment up on the difficulties facing the rehabilitation revolution over at the nef blog here: http://www.neweconomics.org/blog/2011/03/07/from-rehabilitation-revolution-to-reality

The first, from think - tank New Economics Foundation (NEF), asserted that it is surprising that the single largest transport investment in UK history, HS2, has only been assessed on its own merits rather than against what the # 33 billion cost could achieve if more evenly spread across the transport network.

I'll pass the blog reference on to the people at NEF.

As well as conducting research on the topic, she co-ordinates NEF's research and campaigns work on economic inequality.

Then again, we also don't to what extent nuclear, big hydro and grid infrastructure figure into the $ 440 billion on $ 190 billion numbers (they do not in NEF's $ 268 billion forecast), so its all very hard to say.

The New Economics Foundation's latest report «Growth Isn't Possible» lays things out: This is the sort of thing that NEF has been working on for a long time, deconstruction the fetish all governments, most economists, financiers, corporations, and indeed (as a result) most people have with the notion of endless economic growth, and the assumption that this is a good and necessary thing.

On the website onehundredmonths, conceived by the NEF and others, we can see a second - by - second countdown of one hundred months (8.3 years) until irreversible climate change sets in (their data).

NEF admits that the current recession will lessen CO2 emissions globally because several industries are pulling back on projects or shelving them entirely.

At his firm, the previous practice was for someone on his staff to open the NEF email, click the link, retrieve the document and then forward it to the litigation team.

On top of that, the process of managing NEFs can be tedious and inefficient.