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by Adrian Sobers
“Models can be physical, mental, mathematical or computational, and they are by nature metaphorical.” – (Erica Thompson)
“But to what will I compare this generation?” – (Matthew 11:16)
In his review of Erica Thompson’s Escape From Model Land, David A. Shaywitz writes,
Analysis: Because it’s not making news anymore, people think the problem of under-capitalization of big banks in the West has been taken care of. Not so. Indeed, big banks continue to behave like companies who cause environmental damage. We all must cover
(Graphic: MICHAEL ESPINOSA/The Stanford Daily)
on February 18, 2021
Students and faculty are calling on University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne to urge elected officials to put a price on carbon emissions. Over 25
faculty and 40
students have signed the petition as of Thursday, which asks Tessier-Lavigne to sign a letter committing to this demand, all while the University continues planning a new sustainability school.
The letter, written by Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL), targets university presidents because they are “community leaders and highly influential with their members of Congress.” Governments normally put a price on carbon by using one of two main strategies: taxing carbon emissions at a per-ton rate or through a cap-and-trade program.