In this episode of our CleanTech Talk podcast interview series, Zach Shahan sits down with Nathaniel Rich, novelist, essayist, and writer at large for the New York Times Magazine. Together, they discuss Nathaniel’s new book, Losing Earth: A Recent History, detailing the history of public climate change understanding and the larger, unaddressed issues and moral questions arising from the climate crisis.
As I noted in earlier posts about the Danish government’s plan to phase out diesel and gas cars by 2030, a full plan for emission reductions over the next 12 years would be revealed this week. And indeed it was. The plan is called “Together for a greener future.”
When it comes to clean technology, German Chancellor Angela Merkel says China is no longer seen as a developing country but a competitor.
Some reminders why we do what we do. Some good climate resources. Some climate science news. And some climate policy & politics news. What Will Be The Biggest Political Story Of 2032? (Climate Progress) Temperature History Proves Earth Is Hottest It’s Been In 11,300 Years (Planetsave) Bombshell: Recent Warming Is ‘Amazing And Atypical’ … [continued]
The Republican-led House has shot down a NOAA request to establish an online climate database, as well as Pres. Obama’s proposal that NOAA establish a National Climate Service that would provide a centralized, user-friendly information resource for private and public sector decision makers better understand and incorporate climate data and information in their strategies and planning.
