Has anyone experiences/ data sources in the integration of environmental risk in the evaluation of fixed income securities (corporates or sovereigns) in Europe? I would like to analyse the impact of environmental risk on bond yield spreads in my master's thesis. Example for US: "Corporate Environmental Management and Credit Risk" by Rob Bauer. Any help is welcome!

"Bitcoin, the end of the Taboo on Money"
This article is from a closed list (that I am part of) of international Bitcoin parties. I am allowed to distribute it freely to my channels.
Intro:
http://www.dyndy.net/2013//bitcoin-ends-the-taboo-on-money/
Full article here:
http://jaromil.dyne.org/writings-files/Bitcoin_end_of_taboo_on_money.pdf

For Long Financiers near the University of Cambridge, D'Maris Coffman extends an open invitation to this free event on 27 May - http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/42955

George Littlejohn points out Bitcoin account seizure in the USA - http://rt.com/usa/bitcoin-exchange-seized-crackdown-begins-334/ - is this a battle of crypto-libertarians versus governments?

First formal presentation of Bitcoin to the UK Government at the BIS sponsored Future of Money conference 13 May 2013
-FT articles now available from archive - the two links are in this post:
http://bitcoinbytes.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/bitcoin-presentation-to-uk-government.html?m=0

Bitcoin "has the potential to be the third major way to buy and sell goods that the world has ever known, after bartered goods and government-backed money."
http://pandodaily.com/2013/05/14/what-to-watch-as-the-bitcoin-drama-develops/

The European Commission recently launched a consultation on the Green paper on the long-term financing of the European economy. Deadline 25 June. More information - http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/consultations/2013/long-term-financing/index_en.htm