Climate Change: Where are We and Where are We Going, in Five Recent Books?
"The consequences of a 2°C increase in global average temperature cannot be reversed on a human timescale. Climate does not work that way."
Can Sustainable Aviation Fuels Enable Guilt-Free Flying?
Although the production of SAF doubled in 2022, it still represents merely 0.1% of total jet fuel production.
A Future Without Environmentalism Is the Goal
The first Earth Day catalyzed the establishment of the EPA and major
America’s Ten Most Endangered Rivers Announced in New Report
Half of US rivers face unsafe pollution levels & freshwater species are
Trump’s EV Charger Purge Could Cost Taxpayers Over $1 Billion
"The irony? EVs were actually saving the government money."
Turkey Set To Launch Carbon Market Board, Emissions Trading System
The allowances will generate revenue to support climate-friendly investments.
Stop ‘Dithering’ as Climate Risks Rise, Pension Funds Warned
“When pension funds invest in companies that can only succeed if the world fails to achieve its climate targets, they are betting on climate failure”
Climate Progress Isn’t a Sprint — It’s a Marathon
Both long-distance running and combating climate change require navigating complex paths with setbacks and trade-offs.
How I Think About Climate Change
Neil deGrasse Tyson reiterates that climate change is primarily driven by human activities since the Industrial Revolution.
Which Milks Are Best for the Planet?
Plant-based milks generate about one-third or less greenhouse gas emissions compared to cow’s milk.
EU to Propose 90% Emissions-Reduction Target for 2040
Current pledges are projected to lead to a temperature increase of 2.6-3.1C, contrary to the Paris Agreement goals.
NOAA’s vast public weather data powers the local forecasts on your phone and TV – a private company alone couldn’t match it
With a vast network of satellites, airplanes, and computer models, NOAA provides accurate and reliable weather forecasts that benefit everyone.
Trump is Making Us Give Up On Climate Goals
On the tension between mitigating climate change vs adapting to its inevitability.
‘Backsliding’: most countries to miss vital climate deadline as Cop30 nears
"Governments are working to blueprints set out four years ago that would result in temperature rises of 2.6C to 2.8C by the end of the century.."
