Managed retreat is a promising way to deal with rising seas…except it requires things we’re bad at, like planning and cooperation.
Read more...Oil mavens are stymied at guessing what the commodity’s price trajectory might be.
Read more...Dozens of events on four continents hope to turn up the pressure on the insurance industry that underwrites Canada’s Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline.
Read more...Reducing the threats of increasing wildfires requires both combating climate change and learning to live in ways that help make our communities more resilient to our fire-prone future.
Read more...Cannabis has an enormous carbon footprint when grown indoors, with a utopian proposal for growing it outdoors.
Read more...Sharks, in a zeitgeist of top predator-worship and science triumphalism.
Read more...Starbucks rolls out a reusable cups initiative in some markets and restarts programs suspended during the pandemic- much more is needed.
Read more...The New York State Senate passed a comprehensive electronics right to repair measure, but the legislative session ended without State Assembly Action, so the legislation remains stalled.
Read more...Rezoning cities to prioritize people instead of parking would free more space for affordable housing and encourage use of public transportation.
Read more...In an apparent victory for environmentalists, the developer of the Keystone XL pipeline has pulled the plug on the project.
Read more...Maxims for ownership, because markets.
Read more...Cyclone Yaas smacked India and Bangladesh in late May. Its most severe impact was on the Sundarbans, the vast delta the two countries share.
Read more...California lawmakers and NGOs call on the Biden administration to press for U.S. ratification of the 1989 Basel Convention and subsequent amendments.
Read more...The world’s oldest and heaviest living being is an aspen clone!
Read more...Oil companies hire accountants to legitmate inflated financial claims. Investors and regulators are targeting these auditors for fraud.
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