Why 13? The obvious answer is because there are 13 members of the IndieWire film team. But also, how could you possibly limit any list of 2018’s finest cinematic riches to a mere 10? Every now and then the internet likes to debate “What’s the best film year ever?” and though we’re not willing to be quite so bold as to say 2018, it definitely ranks high among contenders. This was an extraordinary year for film, by any measure, from a massive blockbuster like “Mission: Impossible — Fallout” to the mesmerizing arthouse reveries of “Cold War” and “Roma.” (Think on this: when’s the last time we had two such beautiful black-and-white films released back to back?) To determine IndieWire’s collective Best Movies of 2018, each member of our film team submitted a ranked Top 10 list — and then it was up to each of us to say a little something about one film that had particularly affected us. Scroll through to read each staffer’s thoughts about the year’s best, and click through to page three, where we’ve listed each of our individual ballots.

“These political uncertainties may see displacement of traditional supply chains as domestic and foreign purchasers seek to secure product. However, significant domestic price improvements may be limited by exchange rate movements and/or substitution by other meats.”

“Natural daylighting solves prohibitive electric bills often associated with indoor growing using artificial light sources,” the company contends, maintaining that the hybrid design could produce energy savings of as much as 80 percent.

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Hobby: The star is an avid model design maker and does so in the comfort of his comic book man-cave 

“You just string it up under any existing structure,” McDaniel said. “It’s quick and easy to install, so growers can test it out in sections before laying it out across acres of production.”

You Gotta See This: Black Panther is big, sincere, and kinetic. It’s also never desperate for a hook, or an obvious YouTube moment. This is adventure filmmaking on a grand scale that should last, because the story is so good. No tricks. Few gimmicks. Just the art and artistry of seeing a charismatic good guy on screen, brought to life with a verve and imagination seldom seen in a constantly growing genre.

Lee’s films champion individuals struggling on the fringes of society, marginalised because of their age, ability, status or gender. He recognises injustice in numerous forms, while embracing art and beauty wherever it materialises. More than anything, Lee provides a platform for incredible performers to deliver their finest work.

Green Thumb operates 13 dispensaries in eight states that limit the number of dispensary licenses they issue, which should limit competition. Its plans include opening 36 more stores that sell marijuana and cannabis products it grows and manufacturers.

Collibee added that the Connecticut Green Bank — which helps finance green energy projects for homeowners, businesses and institutions — "is the first of its kind in the nation and has served as a model for other states."

In normal markets, higher prices encourage more supplies to find their way to market. Not so in carbon, where volumes are fixed by governments. Poland already has asked EU lawmakers to intervene. The European Commission declined to act. The east European nation will now sell 55.8 million tons of EU allowances next year, worth about 1.4 billion euros at current market prices, a move that may mute some of the strength in carbon prices next year.