California Needs to Decide If It Wants Low Carbon or Low Gasoline Prices
Forecasting the impact of regulations on fuel prices is uncertain and difficult due to numerous outside factors.
The deadly environmental toll of superyachts and private jets
The emissions from 23 super-rich individuals equal 2,000 years of the poorest 50%’s emissions.
10 New Insights in Climate Science 2024: Heat surges risk ecosystem collapse
The report emphasizes the urgent need for decisive action to mitigate these risks and provides policymakers with critical insights for upcoming climate negotiations.
The Anti-ESG Movement Has Not Fared Well in Court, but Critical Decisions Are Pending
Legal battles are intensifying over climate-related financial risk and the importance of responsible investment decisions.
It’s Climate Crunch Time. It’s Time to Level Up. #EmissionsGap
Exploring 3 Climate Scenarios: We Win, We Survive, or We Fail
As Colleges Go Green, the IRA Is Here to Help
Colleges can get help improving energy efficiency and building renewables.
Climate Scientists Warn Nordic Ministers of Risk of Major Ocean Current Collapse
The letter calls for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and highlights the growing risks associated with AMOC’s potential collapse.
Journalists, meet climate change
Over 200 journalists unite to develop a new blueprint for climate reporting.
Mapped: Carbon Emissions Per Capita, by Country
This map uses consumption-base emissions, attributing emissions to where goods were consumed, rather than where the were made.
New Energy Transition Course Pitches Alternative to ‘Oil and Gas Forever World View’
Many traditional forecasts, particularly those from OPEC, rely on outdated assumptions about demand growth, failing to incorporate current trends in energy efficiency and technological adoption.
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