Michael Mann Deconstructs The Current State Of Climate Denial
In a recent interview with Vox, Michael Mann spoke about how attacks on climate science have changed over the past 25 years.
In a recent interview with Vox, Michael Mann spoke about how attacks on climate science have changed over the past 25 years.
Verizon’s second Climate Resilience Prize has awarded a total of $500,000 to four innovative, climate tech solutions providers focused on reducing climate change impacts on key communities across the U.S. Sesame Solar Inc., 10Power, Raincoat, and Perimeter were all selected as winners for their tech-powered, scalable, and reliable solutions that … [continued]
Today’s deal on the F-Gas Regulation marks one of the greatest climate wins of von der Leyen’s Commission. The proposed phase-out schedule for these potent greenhouse gases signals a paradigm shift, driving key sectors such as heat pumps and air conditioning towards the use of climate-friendly refrigerants. BREAKING: Ambition of … [continued]
The Oil Belt will join the Rust Belt in the economically withered parts of America. Throwing money at protecting it makes no sense.
According to news reports like this one, southern Louisiana is having some serious problems with water that are only going to get worse in the coming weeks. Let’s first take a look at the chain of events that caused this. Today’s problem is that salty water from the ocean is … [continued]
In a recent speech, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak laid out some revised climate goals and changes to climate programs for the United Kingdom. In many ways, the country’s climate efforts have been weakened, but Sunak cites the very real problem of political blowback to explain these changes. After looking the … [continued]
From Jane to the Octonauts, Children’s TV Is Taking on the Climate Crisis
Experts say these shows can help parents talk about a thorny subject — and inspire hope.
Promises to meet net zero carbon emissions goals by 2050 are admirable, but extreme weather is compelling airports to rethink and redesign their infrastructure in order to continue to be viable.
Vulnerable island nations in the Pacific are in urgent need of resources to respond to the worsening climate crisis. Building on the success of mobilizing US $67 million in climate finance its first year of operation, the Climate Finance Access Network (CFAN) is partnering with the Pacific Community (SPC) and … [continued]
US-based insurance companies are running away from climate-related risks while propping up fossil fuel companies.