Originally published by Union of Concerned Scientists, The Equation. By David S. Meyer, author & professor the University of California, Irvine. When TC Energy announced that it was cancelling its planned Keystone XL pipeline on June 9, management didn’t congratulate or even credit the tens of thousands of activists who’d battled against … [continued]
Canadian pipeline company TC Energy announced it was terminating the Keystone XL pipeline on Wednesday, marking a major win for Indigenous and environmental groups who have been fighting the project for more than a decade. The long-embattled pipeline has largely been considered dead since President Biden revoked a key permit … [continued]
The flow of water in the Colorado River is decreasing, mostly because of global heating. Are policy makers paying attention?
The case for divestment grows louder as evidence shows that individuals with divested portfolios “outperformed their benchmarks.”
Bill McKibben is celebrating the news that New York’s pension fund is joining the fossil fuel divestment movement. That’s good news but it’s not enough.
Current US distaste for foreign aid will be an impediment for the US to pay its part for the climate crisis.
Winning is easy. Governing is hard. Joe Biden has big plans to confront global warming. Can he deliver?
Fossil fuel companies continue to hang onto an in-your-face stance that the global energy demand for oil will rebound after covid-19.
Dr. James Hansen has a new study on his recommended reading list, a paper that explains the Earth’s energy imbalance.
No, this is not a title from The Onion – this good news is REAL! A United States-based group of Dominican nuns have partnered with Morgan Stanley to create an impact fund that allows the nuns to invest $110 million (other sources cite $130 million) and change the scope of how sustainable and positive investment is done.
