9th Annual Statistical Forum | Measuring Climate Change: The Economic and Financial Dimensions

The 9th Statistical Forum of the IMF will take place virtually during November 17–18, 2021. The theme of this year’s Forum is Measuring Climate Change: The Economic and Financial Dimensions. The Forum will build on the IMF Climate Change Indicators Dashboard, developed in close collaboration with other international organizations and launched in April 2021.

The Forum is a platform for policymakers, researchers, private sector, regulators, and compilers of economic and financial data to come together to discuss cutting-edge issues in macroeconomic and financial statistics and to build support for statistical improvements.

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All centralized for maximum manipulation ☝️

[AA-eqwk]

This infrastructure and Build Back Better are not only a disaster for the environment, that are racist. Manmade climate change, unnatural extinction, threats to wildlife, ecosystem collapse, pollution in all forms, pandemics, mass human migration, wars over territory and resources, social inequalities, human starvation, human obesity, factory farming, inflation, unemployment are ALL a direct result of TOO MANY HUMANS competing for survival, with growing tech and transportation/shipping needs, on a finite world. The solution is not to ramp up heavy industry, adding further environmental damage and exploiting developing world slave/child labor, with so called green energy. NO.. the solution is for folks to drastically limit their consumption across the board, which would limit the associated waste; as well as addressing the exponentially increasing human overpopulation that is driving demand beyond planetary capacity by having fewer children or NO children at all. @