- Howard Schneider
- Staff Writer
Howard Schneider covers international economics at the Post. He has been at the paper for 20 years in a variety of reporting and editing roles, and served abroad as bureau chief in Jerusalem, Cairo and Toronto.
Climate change threatens trouble in near future, World Bank says
Invests in mitigation as Asian cities, African farmland are seen at risk over the next 10 to 20 years.
Group calls for global exchange of tax information to fight evasion
The OECD says the system should be made automatic, with data flowing freely from banks to governments.
NSA revelations, modified wheat cast pall on U.S.-E.U. trade talks
As hopes of a broad agreement fade, some think a narrower deal is more likely.
Carbon emissions in business class vs. coach
When World Bank employees travel, they usually do so in business class. That means more legroom AND more carbon emissions.
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