This should be a time for a genuinely new approach, one fit for a world of rising disruption and disaster, one that would define a new, more democratic, less bellicose America.
Read more...Why planting more trees is not a climate change magic bullet.
Read more...Exxon flares more gas than any other company in the Permian Basin, America’s most prolific oil field, emitting massive volumes of greenhouse gases as well as toxic pollution that fouls the air in West Texas.
Read more...How insects show the effects of nutrient dilution.
Read more...Why cheaper solar panels out of China might not be an unalloyed blessing.
Read more...WSJ examines the consequences of the decision by Apple to become so dependent on China – what looks to be a catastrophic mistake in the age of coronavirus.
Read more...More sad news for wildlife in Alaska.
Read more...Justin Mikula continues to document fracking follies; this installment focuses on the challenges stymieing profitability in the top US oil field, the Permian shale.
Read more...Ending our reliance on fossil fuels is not only good for the planet and future generations. It also saves lives here and now, not just in the far future.
Read more...A new bill illustrates how not to tackle climate change.
Read more...The anticipated heavy use of coal in building out China’s Belt and Road effort is a climate change train wreck.
Read more...The Break Free from Plastic Pollution Act would impose extended producer responsibility.
Read more...Democrats ex Sanders are punting on climate change.
Read more...How locusts swarm, create food insecurity, and how climate change means more swarms, absent state intervention.
Read more...Several European central banks have begun assessing the impact of adverse climate scenarios on banks’ capital. Comparable work at EU or euro area level has evolved more slowly. Supervisors need build up a distinct and more complex type of analysis, and should engage with banks now.
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