Brb, wading into an epidemiological debate from a decade ago to own the (???) lib EAs

More former Islamist groups embracing diversity

Submissions to our chlorine pilot RFI due this Fri, March 7! We're looking to fund pilot programs that chlorinate drinking water in high mortality burden countries like Chad, Mali, Nigeria, Niger. Details in the RFI below - please share and apply!

Good stuff here, congrats to David Lawrence and Julia Willemyns!

I'm very excited about this launch. Over the past year or so this team has churned out a huge number of serious, practical ideas to boost growth & progress in the UK. Way more than I've seen from existing think tanks or outlets. Looking forward to more!

Out on my Substack today: Drawing on the 2030 ban on petrol and diesel vehicles and a recent paper on the economics of innovation, I write about two novel innovation policy tools which could help deliver the industrial strategy and drive growth. Link at end of thread.

I can't wait to listen to this. Judging by their writing, I'm sure that Saloni and Jacob Trefethen's podcast is gonna be amazing. open.spotify.com/episode/4nIjD8…

I feel like "huge if true" doesn't quite capture it, but Hannah Ritchie reckons that we can abate ~2% of global GHG emissions at <$1 per ton! And this isn't even a fiscal cost, you could presumably just force airline customers to pay a extra $1 each. sustainabilitybynumbers.com/p/eliminating-…

Giving 10% of your income can be huge for others - but when you're lucky enough to earn a high-income country income or more - it doesn't need to block you from living a full and rich life

Scientists will look you dead in the face and call this economics nature.com/articles/s4158…