Global warming Archives - Page 28 of 101

Thanks to Manchin, IRA’s Methane Fee on Big Oil Is Riddled With Massive Holes

The IRA methane emissions penalty “was weakened so that it applies to basically no one,” said one climate campaigner.

Most Bleak Federal Report Yet on High-Tide/Sunny-Day Tide Floods

Tide floods on otherwise normal high tide days are yet another global warming warning sign.

A Next-Level Water Crisis: Colorado River Basin Faces Tier 2 Restrictions

More on the intensifying Colorado River water crisis.

Influential Oil Company Scenarios for Combating Climate Change Don’t Actually Meet the Paris Agreement Goals, Our New Analysis Shows

How Big Oil plays data games with the Paris Agreement climate targets, already seen by many as too permissive.

Climate Bill Passes: It Could Short-Circuit EV Tax Credits, Making Qualifying for Them Nearly Impossible

Did Joe Manchin sneak an EV poison pill of sorts into the just-passed climate legislation?

The Fervent Debate Over the Best Way to Confront Global Warming

Supporters of cutting carbon emissions to tackle global warming have long struggled against advocates of climate-change adaptation strategies

An Unjustified Fear of Nuclear Energy Is Holding the Industry Back

Why consumers might have to reconcile themselves to much disliked nuclear energy as less bad than other options.

Dodgy Demand Data? The Oil Price Collapse Conspiracy

John here. Environmental concerns and tighter regulations reduced investment in refineries. Tight refining capacity then drove the high crack spreads, but they have recently. This long-term strategy to reduce the use of fossil fuels by raising prices is achieving its goal, but at the predictable cost of people using less fuel. Gas stations, largely independent […]