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
Oil leak in Peru tourist zone triggers ‘environmental emergency’
The leaked oil extends over an area of between 47 and 229 hectares.
Vancouver Votes to Reinstate Gas Ban for New Developments
Please, pick something and stick to it.
Batteries Save the Day After Norway-UK Power Link Fails
A battery system was able to prevent the major grid damage that such a sudden power loss could cause.
US renewables’ total installed capacity likely to exceed natural gas within 3 years
Renewable energy sources are not only gaining traction but are on track to surpass some traditional fossil fuels.
Cunk on Life – Trailer – BBC
Philomena Cunk is back and asking the questions that really matter.
Repression of climate and environmental protest is intensifying across the world
The introduction of anti-protest laws signifies a systemic effort to undermine citizen dissent.
2024 Through the Eyes of a Climate Scientist
The political landscape surrounding climate negotiations remains fraught, with many leaders prioritizing division over collaboration, making effective climate action more challenging.
All Companies In Italy Must Now Purchase Climate Insurance — It’s The Law
"The new law mandates that companies must buy coverage and insurers must write policies or face fines."
Biden Pledges Huge Climate Emissions Cuts He Can’t Enforce. Here’s Why It Still Matters
States and cities can still pursue climate goals despite federal rollbacks. This target could inform federal policy after 2028.
Valencia floods showed why coastal cities should restore their wetlands
Flooding will happen more often as the climate warms and is expected to cost up to $63 billion annually by 2050.
