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Greenman OPEN’s portfolio expands with the acquisition of a c. €112m portfolio of Kaufland anchored retail centres. - greenman 12 Dec Greenman OPEN’s portfolio expands with the acquisition of a c. €112m portfolio of Kaufland anchored retail centres. Posted at 07:38h in Uncategorized by greenman19 0 Comments Greenman OPEN has notarised a deed to acquire 5 food-anchored retail properties with a combined purchase price of ...

'Clothing that is designed to be worn only a handful of times cannot be truly called "sustainable", no matter how many times the material it's made from has been recycled, or how little pesticide has been used on the cotton.'
From a recent Financial Times article on Swedish fashion group H&M’s moves to ‘sustainability’, such as producing clothes from recycled textiles – H&M says it wants to use only recycled or sustainably sourced materials by 2030. The FT wonders whether it is actually ‘sustainable’ to fly short use items such as H&M’s ‘sustainable’ maternity leggings all around the world to the 50+ countries it has stores in, and whether clothing items that cost plus/minus £10 can be of reasonable quality and thus are not going to last long, or whether H&M really needs to offer (manufacture) 44 different styles of Christmas jumpers that might only be worn once or twice.

It’s an interesting view as we all try to be more ‘sustainable’ and have to think past all the hype; e.g. I believe I’m being ‘greener’ by keeping my 12 year old petrol car for another few years rather than to purchase (i.e. cause a lot of environmental costs in its manufacture) a new electric car when I only drive some 5k -6k miles a year.

The same child is in both photos. The only difference is how they're dressed.

As we approach shorter daylight hours, whether you walk, cycle, use public transport or drive be sure to adapt your outfit to improve your ability to be seen.

Also, if you haven't got one in the car already, it's always handy to have a high-vis jacket/vest in the car.

Value of most homes frozen or falling as supply rises The values of most average Irish homes were either falling or frozen over the past three months, with prices still rising in just 25pc of locations nationwide.

The Economist Who Believes the Government Should Just Print More Money Bernie Sanders’s economic adviser Stephanie Kelton has become the public face of Modern Monetary Theory, which argues that “How will we pay for it?” shouldn’t be a central question in American politics.

‘It’s too late it’s not enough. There’s continued chaotic policy making and incoherence coming out of Washington that makes it very hard for businesses in the United States to plan.’
Peter Bragdon, chief administrative officer for US outdoor apparel specialist Columbia Sportswear, on last week’s delay of the imposition of new tariffs by the US.

‘We’re being uninvited to bid. We’re not being allowed to even participate anymore.’
US internet/telecoms infrastructure giant Cisco Systems’ CEO Chuck Robbins at last week’s earnings results, on their telecoms infrastructure business in China – it’s a real tit-for-tat trade war going on.

Neither rogue nor wily fixer, Varadkar confounds British UK cannot capture Taoiseach in limited parameters of Irish characters they can imagine

‎The David McWilliams Podcast: The Brexit hostage situation explained on Apple Podcasts ‎Show The David McWilliams Podcast, Ep The Brexit hostage situation explained - 19 Aug 2019

Brexit: UK economy suffers first contraction since 2012 Gross domestic product (GDP) fell at a quarterly rate of 0.2% in the second quarter