The Controversy Over Deep-Sea Mining, Explained
Deep-sea mining backers want metals for clean tech. Indigenous Pacific Islanders call it a threat to life, culture, and the ocean itself.
Read more...Deep-sea mining backers want metals for clean tech. Indigenous Pacific Islanders call it a threat to life, culture, and the ocean itself.
Read more...We discussed Here Comes the Sun by Bill McKibben earlier this year. His message is that climate catastrophe is not foreordained, even if the current “weather” is odd and suggests that something in seriously amiss. I grew up in the American South, where “hot” is the normal state of being from April through October. One […]
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Read more...Oligarch overreach on every front presents challenges—and opportunities.
Read more...“A tipping point commonly means a point of no return. But conservation can still help ecosystems restore their balance.”
Read more...It is a curious thing that our politicians and economists in the Uniparty believe that economic growth, now and forevermore, will solve all our problems and cure all our ills. One looks around and it’s clear this is not so. Still, this economics truth was stated with utmost, if utterly spurious, clarity by a former […]
Read more...A new report has found that “the promises of planet-saving tech remain hollow”.
Read more...Voters rebel against AI data centers’ electricity costs and fossil fuel pollution, water use, and job loss damage.
Read more...Why the economics discipline has ignored John Ruskin’s seminal concept of illith, as in destructive activity.
Read more...Dreams of oil‑funded prosperity In Alberta clash with Canada’s Constitution and the realities of a warming world.
Read more...Troubling global warming updates from the authoritative James Hansen.
Read more...Sanctions have spurred “creative destruction” in Iran where brickwork draws on the past to create shade, natural light, and ventilation.
Read more...A Maryland program that lets oyster farmers capitalize off the environmental benefits of the bivalves had few takers.
Read more...Science journalist Adam Becker dissects offensively crazy tech billionaires’ schemes that greenwash their planetary looting.
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