World energy demand grows in all WEO scenarios, but government policies play a powerful role in dictating the pace of the growth and the degree to which greenhouse-gas emissions follow the same path.
Read more...The Gulf states will be among the first to suffer severe repercussions from climate change. The problem is the rest of us will not be all that far behind in line.
Read more...Consideration of climate change has been almost totally missing from discussions about the future of work. What happens when you include it?
Read more...How the economics of carbon capture are impeding widespread adoption.
Read more...Why the Department of Justice will have a lot of ‘splaining to do if it does not file a case against Exxon.
Read more...Finding the common threads of Germany’s latest scandals.
Read more...Why bioenergy is much more costly in environmental terms than its boosters would have us believe.
Read more...Contrary to what most consumers believe, the pro-GMO research that was presented as independent was paid for by Monsanto.
Read more...Further discussion of why the excuses to do nothing or too little on the climate change front don’t hold up to serious scrutiny.
Read more...Why the excuses to do nothing or too little on the climate change front don’t hold up to serious scrutiny.
Read more...The current US lifestyle needs to go if the world is to succeed in limiting climate change.
Read more...How the California water crisis, and small temperature changes, can cross tipping points, that can be drivers of action-provoking awareness.
Read more...Shell has decided to abandon Arctic drilling based on poor exploration results and high costs.
Read more...Chris Hedges discusses whether the rhetoric coming from Pope Francis helps progressive forces in the world.
Read more...Did climate change denialists like Exxon coordinate their activities, as Big Tobacco did to foster doubt about smoking’s role in lung cancer? If so, what would it take for RICO prosecutions to occur?
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