Trump Tax Code Reform Favors the Rich and Big Corporations – Surprised?
From seven brackets to three The White House and Congressional Republicans announced their plans for a tax code reform bill. There is a bit of something positive in it. It would simplify the tax code into three brackets, instead of the current seven. But that’s about all that is positive in it for the middle class. “We’re going to cut …
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Community Capital: Economic Development With a Sense of Place
- Business, Community, Environmental Justice, Policy, Sustainable Development
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ComCap17, community capital, Featured, local economies, localism, sustainable development
- September 7, 2017
It’s the economy, stupid. In 1992, political strategist James Carville coined his catchy admonition ostensibly to keep his staff on message, arguably helping pave the way to Bill Clinton’s presidency. Carville’s “snowclone” phrase has since been bent and contorted into service across a wide swath of issues. It’s time to bring the expression home. “It’s the local economy” While nuanced in …
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Intersolar North America 2016 – Update
At Intersolar today in San Francisco, I explored three examples of how the industry is working to meet the challenges of solar energy integration: High Capacity Storage This morning I met with Bill Sproull of Energy Storage Systems – ESS. In partnership with ARPA-E and others, ESS brings to market a turnkey 100kW/800kWh iron flow battery for long duration, commercial …
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