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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 02, 2015

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<= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2o5f0.=32y/VUEEGUmO2kvcG5zrBc563" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">CLIMATE CHANGE

The Editors: "Now that six of=the world's largest oil companies have essentially come out in favor of a =arbon tax, it's getting harder to dismiss the idea as some kind of outland=sh lefty plot. And those companies can help their cause by engaging Congre=s directly, instead of outlining their case in a polite letter to the Unit=d Nations." Read more=..

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "Central banks=in Frankfurt, London, Tokyo and Washington, by keeping policy rates near o= below zero, have been responsible for the arrival of unprecedented waves =f cash on Asian financial markets. ... As economist Nouriel Roubini recent=y pointed out, macro liquidity, of the sort created by central banks, can =asily be accompanied by illiquidity on financial markets." Read more...

LAW

Noah Feldman: "Striking a blo= not only for religious liberty, but also for diverse standards of beauty,=the U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday that Abercrombie & Fitch could not d=ny employment to a young woman because she wears a headscarf for religious=reasons. ... The decision also revealed a significant and fascinating intr=-conservative split."

Stephen L. Carter: "The offic=al syllabus of Monday's unanimous Supreme Court decision in Bank of Americ= v. Caulkett concludes delightfully: 'Thomas, J., delivered the opinion of=the Court, in which Roberts, C.J., and Scalia, Ginsburg, Alito, and Kagan,=JJ., joined, and in which Kennedy, Breyer, and Sotomayor, JJ., joined exce=t as to the footnote.' So I guess I should have said 'almost unanimous.'"<=span> Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Jonathan Bernstein: "The Iowa=Straw Poll (nee Ames Straw Poll) on presidential contenders has fallen on =ard times. ... Yet the Iowa Straw Poll will go on, and it wouldn’t=be a huge surprise if the candidate who wins it (or even a runner-up) gets=a bit of a boost in the national polls. If that happens, it would tend to =trengthen the event in the next contested Republican nomination cycle." Read more...<=p>

ENVIRONMENT

Justin Fox: "It is difficult =o make predictions about the future. That alone seems to be a good reason =o cut some slack for Paul Ehrlich, whose 1968 bestseller 'The Population B=mb' forecast the imminent breakdown of the world’s ability to feed=itself." Read more...=/a>

UKRAINE CRISIS

Leonid Bershidsky: "Just eigh= months ago, former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili languished in B=ooklyn, 'plotting a triumphant return' to his homeland, according to the N=w York Times. As of last weekend, however, he is a citizen of Ukraine and =overnor of Odessa." R=ad more...

LATIN AMERICA

Mac Margolis: "Brazilian Pres=dent Dilma Rousseff is having a lousy year. If economic recession, street =rotests and an insurgent Congress weren't headache enough, there's also th= deadbeat South American trade bloc to carry." Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "The Tam=a Bay Lightning are in the Stanley Cup Finals -- great news for Bolts fans= unless they live outside the state of Florida." Read more...

Adam Minter: "The surprise ar=ests of 14 FIFA officials last week in Switzerland captivated soccer fans =round the world, but the Chinese public would be forgiven for not feeling =articularly impressed. ... Corruption and soccer have long been linked in =he minds of China’s soccer fans, and with good reason." Read more...

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