We have to fix unfairness: Ten takeaways from Cop28
From Teresa Anderson, Action Aid’s global lead on climate justice
Why We Need [Eco] Socialism
"A planned, rational, anti-imperialist, anti-colonial, and deeply democratic mode of production is the only path forward for true harmony with the natural world."
New breed of climate protesters vows to take fight to ‘cowards’ of US politics
Climate Defiance will also focus “more and more” on state-level demonstrations designed
Globally representative evidence on the actual and perceived support for climate action
Results from surveying 130K people in 125 countries about their willingness to
Italy says Europe’s 2035 gas-engine ban is “absurd”
Italian officials request an earlier review of the 2035 ban on combustion cars. Northern European markets are already advancing in EV adoption, unlike others.
China To Add Steel, Cement and Aluminum To Its Carbon Market
The ETS will eventually incorporate emissions from sectors including petrochemicals, chemicals, paper, and domestic aviation.
10 Tough Climate Questions for the Presidential Debate
Inside Climate News poses critical questions to challenge the candidates on their energy policies and climate commitments ahead of the 2024 elections.
Most US voters say plastics industry should be held responsible for recycling claims – report
Recent polling indicates strong bipartisan support for legal action against the fossil fuel and plastics sectors, with 70% of voters in favor.
If Trump wins the election, it will doom our efforts to slow climate disaster | Bill McKibben
Trump’s win could lead to an additional 4 billion tonnes of emissions by 2030, costing the global economy $900 billion.
The Deteriorating Environment Is a Public Concern, but Americans Misunderstand Their Contribution to the Problem
"Roughly one in two Americans said they are not very or not at all exposed to environmental and climate change risks."
‘You Cannot In Fact Do Both’: Biden Slammed for Bragging About Oil Production
Activists argue that this dual approach is contradictory and ineffective.
The corporate war against green policies: Climate litigation explained
The impact of corporate litigation against green policies, and community efforts in Romania and Colombia to protect environmental interests.
Most climate policies do little to prevent climate change
Many policies fail because they are too specifically targeted. One tool that seems highly effective is outright bans.
Which governments are backpedalling on climate commitments?
New Zealand, Australia, the US and the UK are among countries that have revised, or may revise, climate commitments for fiscal ends.
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