Friday, June 27, 2025
Climate Risk Stress Tests Underestimate Potential Financial Sector Losses
Given the complexity of the link between climate shocks and financial sector outcomes, the authors argue that current methods have several key limitations that may lead to significant underestimation of potential financial sector losses.
Are Rocks The Future Of Solar Power Collection?
Why rocks like granite may have potential as thermal storage media.
The Invisible Effect Medical Notes Have on Care
Doctors sometimes describe their patients negatively. How does that affect their care down the line?
2:00PM Water Cooler 6/30/2023
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The New York Times Thinks Worker Suffering Is a Fair Price for Lower Inflation
Per the Times, inflation must be tackled, and the only way to do so is through lowering incomes and potentially jacking up unemployment.
The Digital Euro, Like All Prospective CBDCs, Has a Serious Marketing Problem
CBDCs may be all the rage among central bankers, but as long as they offer little in the way of public benefit while posing huge risks to privacy, anonymity and other basic freedoms, they will struggle to gain traction.
Rob Urie: Mr. Prigozhin Goes to Washington
Rob Urie uses some widely-ignored aspects of the Prigozhin mutiny as a point of entry to explore the US relationship to Russia.
Central Banks, Green Finance, and the Climate Crisis
The tough policy choices ahead for confronting the climate crisis.
2:00PM Water Cooler 6/29/2023
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Energy Destinies – Part 3: Energy Storage – Inconvenient Complications
Satyajit Das continues his in-depth analysis on whether the green energy revolution can deliver on its promises, focusing today on batteries.
Is Ireland Getting Ready to Unite?
Is the big challenge to the UK Ireland unification rather than Scottish independence?
