An illustration of how different climate-change-induced or intensified problems can interact to do even more damage.
Read more...Sweden reneged on its Türkiye NATO vote deal. This should be solvable except the West wants to punish Türkiye and Türkiye isn’t up for that.
Read more...Athens throws a decades-long good relationship with Moscow out the window and opens the door wide to US military and business interests.
Read more...The world’s largest asset manager has forecast systemic economic chaos. The reality is even worse.
Read more...Growing crops to make plastic may theoretically reduce reliance on fossil fuels, but at an enormous environmental cost.
Read more...A bloody attack on a Ukrainian Orthodox Church priest, close to the Orthodox Christmas, in a church….and sanctioned by the government.
Read more...Law professor Mary Wood breaks describes how the public trust can protect rights to clean air, water, and land.
Read more...Why Ukraine may be under even more pressure than Russia to Do Something when the ground finally freezes in Ukraine.
Read more...Looking at the oft superficially discussed population and consumption levers in the climate change debate.
Read more...As the NHS crisis intensifies, a look at how the once esteemed service got there.
Read more...Just because the weather gods are now smiling on Europe does not mean its energy crunch is over.
Read more...A piece about NATO’s recent noises re Ukraine sadly reveals how supposedly non-captured, well-meaning activists have lost the plot.
Read more...Is Ukraine’s spin getting threadbare?
Read more...Currency swap exposures have gotten to be uncomfortably large……
Read more...It can’t be said often enough how much damage Merkel did by using Minsk as a clever ploy to hurt Russia and worse now admitting to it.
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