For more than 40 years, former US Vice President Al Gore has been at the forefront of the movement to solve the global climate crisis. It’s amazing to think how different the US might be right now if 2000’s Bush v. Gore had been settled apart from everyday partisan politics. … [continued]
The attorneys general of eleven Republican States, led by Ken Paxton of Texas, have filed suit in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleging that some of the largest money managers in the world have conspired among themselves to stick a knife in the back of … [continued]
When we think of plant-based innovations, we tend to think of veggie burgers and soy-based chicken. A course at Harvard, titled the “Great Food Transformation,” looked at the journey towards a sustainable, resilient food system. They discovered that such a quest is both a challenge and an opportunity. Reflecting back, … [continued]
Exxon is asking a federal court to protect it from a shareholder motion by Follow This that asks it to reduce its Scope Three emissions.
Microsoft and Qcells bring a 12-gigawatt solar power deal to Georgia, where public officials have joined a campaign against…solar power.
Journalism is important. When you look at societies throughout history, the flow of information, and misinformation, can be pointed to as a root cause of real-world actions. Hitler’s propaganda machine allowed, well, Hitler. It’s a confluence of societal conditions (things were real, real bad in Germany at the time) and … [continued]
Despite the attacks on ESG investing, Hyundai roars into Georgia with another new fossil-killing electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant.
The ESG movement is unstoppable, whether or not anybody calls it ESG.
In Texas, anti-ESG whiners lead the cheer for a massive new green hydrogen facility supported by wind and solar power.
LEGO is catching attention for a new ESG-worthy brick factory in Virginia and a new Peugot hybrid electric hypercar kit, too.
