It’s funny — I was going to write about this a few days ago, but then didn’t get to it, and then I saw Larry’s article about the US Open. First of all, I’m super happy for Larry that he was finally able to attend. Secondly, man, I wish I … [continued]
The Trump administration is relentlessly attacking renewable energy and electric vehicles, cancelling consumer incentives and killing important regulations. They are trying to challenge and repeal long established science, as if pretending something isn’t real will make physical reality into a preferred cartoon world in which there are no real consequences. … [continued]
ISDS claims by investors against governments are shrouded in secrecy. They are big business and can cost taxpayers billions,
Sweden was once a climate action leader but in recent years has backed away from its ambitious commitments almost completely.
We continue to live in world with changing and in many cases increasing risks. Michele Wucker, author of The Gray Rhino and You Are What You Risk, has thought about not only about risk more than most people, but also how different people and organizations perceive risks very differently. I … [continued]
China this week adjusted its emissions policies to prioritize more renewable energy and a more robust electrical grid.
Joe Biden and his team have done more for America and Americans than any president this century. Let’s not change horses in midstream.
As part of our predictions in clean tech for 2024 series (see this post on predictions in AgTech), today, I’m posting research on climate policy and interviews with top climate policy / science experts: Gabrielle Jorgensen, the advocacy director and a co-founder of Climate Changemakers, a non-profit climate advocacy program, … [continued]
Much of the world’s efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change hinge on the success of the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement. A new Nature Climate Change study is the first to provide scientific evidence assessing how effective governments will be at implementing their commitments to the agreement that will … [continued]
It’s not easy being clean, but we’d like to make it easier.
