The Amazon’s dense jungles play a key role in absorbing the Earth’s greenhouse gases, but the forest is disappearing quickly. Research from Colombia, Africa and China illustrates how economics can help slow deforestation and combat the climate crisis.
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Big Tech Series 3: Large technology companies are so powerful they now threaten democracy. They are too big to sue, and current regulations are not holding them responsible for their actions or outcomes. What can be done when a large tech company is doing something that is harmful to society? How can the technology companies that want to differentiate themselves demonstrate they are behaving responsibly?
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Big Tech Series 2: Very large technology companies fit into a special technology category called “platforms.” They are so big that even fines don’t seem to scare them. In this episode: we’ll explore what’s been tried to hold tech companies accountable.
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This episode is the first of a three-part series, Defending Democracy (and Us!) from Big Tech. The series is produced by the Debugger podcast.
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New season of the Ways & Means podcast features a three-part series, Defending Democracy (and Us!) from Big Tech. Series is guest-produced by the Debugger podcast in partnership with Duke Cyber Policy program.
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Arc of Justice series finale. The U.S. government and governments of other countries have paid reparations to a wide range of people and groups, for a variety of wrongs, throughout history. But reparations to Black Americans have not been paid to date. In this episode: listen in on a live conversation about reparations with some of today’s top advocates for a federal rollout. How would the debt be calculated? Who would qualify? What methods might work? Would reparations fix racial inequality?
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