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Amsterdam Bet Its Post-Covid Recovery on 'Doughnut' Economics — More Cities Are Now Following Suit – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Amsterdam Bet Its Post-Covid Recovery on 'Doughnut' Economics — More Cities Are Now Following Suit – NBC10 Philadelphia

Amsterdam to open environmental talks with datacentres

Amsterdam to open environmental talks with datacentres City authorities and datacentre operators will open dialogue about sustainable datacentre industry expansion in the Dutch capital Share this item with your network: By Published: 26 Feb 2021 11:00 Amsterdam is preparing to negotiate environmental targets with datacentre operators after city representatives passed a regulatory statement that raised the environmental concerns of its left-leaning council chamber without imposing “strict” rules that it had threatened for the data-tech sector. The Netherlands capital’s long-awaited datacentre policy, in preparation for which it stopped issuing building permits for major datacentre construction projects 18 months ago, will nevertheless have a significant impact on the sector, according to official documents.

Amsterdam: The home of capitalism – and of the ideas to turn it on its head

comment There are proposals to move Amsterdam’s sex quarter to the suburbs and to more tightly regulate its cannabis-dealing AMSTERDAM contains multitudes. This week we heard a more than a few Remainer told-you-sos, as the Dam overtook the City of London as a hub for European company shares trading (€9.2 billion a day to London’s €8.6bn) in January. Cue also some keening noises from the indy-minded. Isn’t this the same extra business that an Edinburgh financial sector, if still continuous with EU standards, would also stand to pick up? Paris and Dublin’s trading exchanges have also registered small upticks since the UK left Europe at the beginning of the year.

Deep retrofit and stimulus - passivehouseplus.ie

Deep retrofit and stimulus With governments across Europe looking for ways to jump start their economies following the early impact of Covid-19, attention is increasingly turning to deep retrofit. But while there is strong evidence that deep retrofit could play a major role, the devil will be in the detail – and the challenge of dramatically upscaling a nascent industry shouldn’t be underestimated. This article was originally published in issue 34 of Passive House Plus magazine. Want immediate access to all back issues and exclusive extra content? Click here to subscribe for as little as €10, or click here to receive the next issue free of charge