#Regulation

Robbie Andrew

robbie_andrew

Who would have thought in 2007 to see this now? Some points on the "Oh, but natural gas leaks" response.1. Yes, US natgas suffers significant CH₄ leaks. But in contrast

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

threadCRUNCH TIME? 1. Make your mind up time for the Govt. I think.Whether it's worth continuing with the constraints imposed under the WA & NI Protocol, or whether the EU

Hayat Indriyatno

HayatIndriyatno

We don't know much yet about the loss of Sriwijaya Air flight #SJ182 off the coast of Jakarta this afternoon.But there's a bit of misinformation building up about the age

Alberto Alemanno

alemannoEU

What’s next in the adoption of EU budget, notably of its #RuleofLaw Regulation, following #EUCO?(Spoiler: More, much more than is currently reported) THREAD #MFF #NextGenerationEU Although #EUCO conclusions on RoL

Emmett Macfarlane

EmmMacfarlane

Should be interesting times in New Brunswick ahead, challenging a blatantly unconstitutional regulation the singles out the inherently gendered service for differential treatment.https://twitter.com/travisfortnum/status/1347173323982180354

Matt Harris

ukmat82

I think this sums up what some consultants feel 2-1 working with anaesthesia associates would be like. The reality is often very different! @AoAA_uk Often the reality is for the

David Rosen

firstpersonpol

Evidently Biden is planning to turn OMB/OIRA into a worker, consumer and privacy protections shredder.You don't put Amazon, Lyft and Airbnb on your OMB transition team unless that's the plan

Sydney Nash

NashSGC

So the government is going to ask business yet again, what rules it wants to scrap. Another in a long line of “red tape challenges” and I’ve lived through a

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ Regulations are ultimately about managing risk, whether that risk is fraud, unsafe practices or someone building an ugly building.The more (actually or performatively) worried you are about the specific

steven harrell

steven_harrell

Ever wonder why TX has to do things like rolling blackouts during extreme weather? The answer is because we’re the ONLY state that has isolated our power grid from the

Luke LeBrun

_llebrun

Oh wow, Canada’s heritage minister thinks it is “immoral” that big media conglomerates do not get paid money for people sharing links to their stories?He seems to think the Internet

Kareem Farah

Kareemfarah23

THREAD: Remote/hybrid learning is far more challenging than in-person learning for the majority of teachers and students. To move forward, we need to identify the unique ways this moment can

John Michael McGrath

jm_mcgrath

As has been our practice, TVO is publishing the government's return of school plan, here:https://www.tvo.org/article/heres-ontarios-school-reopening-plan $309 million in new spending, improved health monitoring in collaboration between

Jeegar Kakkad

jeegarkakkad

This is an important story with lessons for the UK, vaccine rollout, and regulatory competition versus regulatory cooperation. Thread (stick with me) 1/14https://twitter.com/FT/status/1334518001949929474 Back in March 2019, following 2 cras

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

I’m seeing say the GameStop carnival shows the need for financial market regulation. I’m not sure that’s quite right. And bear in mind I think we already know we need

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RokoMijicUK

When you set up a system where individuals are free to choose what to consume and producers are free to make the best possible product, if the producers can achieve

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