Basically, no. The United Nations climate conference that concluded last weekend in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, did not appear, at the outset, poised to deliver a major breakthrough. Unlike last year’s
Now this is the kind of climate action I expect from developed nations! The British government approved on Wednesday the country’s first coal mine in decades, a project promoted as a source of new j
Tell me how this is going to work out well for humans again? At last year’s global climate talks in Glasgow, world leaders, scientists and chief executives rallied around a call to “keep 1.5 alive
While we are focusing on the elections (for good reasons of course), the world continues to burn. Will the US ever do anything useful in fighting climate change? Biden appeared at COP27 the other day
The idea that this planet will be livable for humans in a century is extremely unlikely. We just aren’t going to do the first thing about it. Countries around the world are failing to live up to
The fact that Donald Trump got to name powerful people to positions around the world has long-term consequences of the very bad kind. David Malpass catapulted onto the international stage three years
ProPublica has a typically excellent deep dive on how the long-term debts of Barbados makes it very difficult for that small island nation to fight climate change. With Lagarde on the phone, Mottley m
I wanted to point you all to this Aaron Regunberg piece in The New Republic. I should state that I know him slightly. He almost won the lieutenant governor position in Rhode Island in 2018 as a Bernie