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I read with great interest “The New Psychology of Leadership,” by Stephen D. Reicher, S. Alexander Haslam and Michael J. Platow. In light of my own experience, the article does capture the salient points of good leadership, but I feel it has not given proper weight to the idea of achievement.
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Add CommentDear Sir, In our quest to sequester CO2, there is a great deal of money invested looking at ways to store it underground. I believe this is not safe. Farm animals and human lives have been taken by silent CO2 asphyxiation by volcanism as CO2 comes out of magma. Will the industry have deep enough pockets to deal with this silent killer when CO2 upheavals stike along geologic faults and kill farm animals or humans in the US?
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