Q & A: What Price Do We Put on Our Oceans?
Interview with Erik Solheim, on agenda for UN Environment Assembly, starting tomorrow, that will discuss measures to clean up the oceans.
Read more...Interview with Erik Solheim, on agenda for UN Environment Assembly, starting tomorrow, that will discuss measures to clean up the oceans.
Read more...In Germany’s Appalachia, the last coal mine is closing.
Read more...Debunks recent news accounts touting fueling power plants with defective fast fashion rather than fossil fuels. Much more is required.
Read more...Bitcoin uses a computation system to prevent fraud, but computation takes energy, which damages the environment, all at an increasing rate.
Read more...It’s going to take force to fight climate change and there’s little time to waste. Asking and negotiating won’t do the job.
Read more...Would a Norway sovereign wealth fund divestiture from fossil fuels be a tipping point among investors?
Read more...Trump did well in places that have borne the brunt of declines in manufacturing, mining, and related industries since the 1970s.
Read more...Debunking the myth that natural gas will reduce carbon emissions.
Read more...A bit late in the game, experts are finally depicting population growth as the driver of threats like climate change.
Read more...Climate pacts like the Paris Accord do little because they focus on in-country greenhouse gas emissions, not ones based on consumption.
Read more...Trump deregulatory agenda advances, via agency decisions, and a new EPA lawsuit policy to stymie regulation by litigation.
Read more...The US ITC has recommended imposing a 35% tariff on imported solar panels. The final decision rests with Trump and could stunt solar growth.
Read more...Some relatively low-cost measures can reduce the toll of hurricanes….but do they go far enough?
Read more...Trump’s latest giveaway: a massive subsidy to coal and nuclear plant operators via unnecessary and costly electricity backup requirements.
Read more...Looking at the disastrously high cost of the fetishization of growth.
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