South America’s Sovereignty Is Being Lost in Big Tech’s Clouds
How South America and the Global South generally are selling out their automony and the promise of multipolarity for Big Tech convenience
Read more...How South America and the Global South generally are selling out their automony and the promise of multipolarity for Big Tech convenience
Read more...Your humble blogger has difficulty with the thesis of this post: “What if collapse is the road to more humane life?”
Read more...If Elon Musk were to really start his own political party, would that signal that the donor class no longer has any use for the Democrats?
Read more...A new paper rates 170 countries for climate risk exposure. This ambitious and imporant exercise neverthless seems to have key gaps.
Read more...High energy costs in Europe, largely due to sanctions against Russia, has spread the gangrene of de-industrialization to the Netherlands
Read more...Garden variety investors, including retail, are signing up to insure climate change and other disaster risk via catastrophe bonds.
Read more...Even where FEMA identifies a flood risk, the overreliance on historical data and political influence leads to maps that don’t fully represent true risk.
Read more...More fiddling as the planet burns and soil quality degrades, as big agricultural buyers give lip service to regenerative farming.
Read more...Cascading hazards occur when one natural event alters the landscape in ways that lead to future hazards—and they are increasing.
Read more...So much for “green energy will save us” hype. Carbon emssions keep rising.
Read more...Green energy investment goes wobbly….again.
Read more...An alert: some energy efficiency tax credits are about to be terminated. See if you want to avail yourself of them while you can.
Read more...As luxury eco-retreats and voluntourism surge, experts warn that without systemic reform, ecotourism may be doing more harm than good.
Read more...A detailed, yet still softball, take on how climate change damage will wreck property values and much of what passes for an economy
Read more...Cape Town’s drought illustrated that when climate crises become acute, the rich care for themselves irrespective of bigger effects.
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