For Bangladesh, Climate Change Crisis Is Now
Bangladesh is running out of time for the U.S. and the rest of the world to begin seriously addressing climate change.
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Path to Zero: Successful Projects Show the Way Forward on Vehicle Electrification
What are the moves being made by two of the world’s leading cities, Delhi & San Francisco, on electrification of vehicle fleets — and what lessons can be derived from those moves?
How Renewables Are Surpassing Coal And Nuclear
Renewables are finally surpassing coal and nuclear as viable, economic energy sources, and it couldn’t have happened at a better time.
Earth’s Energy Imbalance: The Number to Watch
Is Earth’s energy imbalance a better measure of the severity of climate change than just monitoring CO2 concentrations and surface temps?
Mass Migration: The Deadliest Factor In Climate Change
Of all the consequences of climate change, the one that is most likely to cause the greatest number of deaths is mass migration.
Climate Change and the Ogallala Aquifer
The depletion of the midwest’s Ogallala Aquifer will have global ramifications with respect to the price and availability of food.
What Does Air Pollution Season Mean With Climate Change?
Is global warming making air pollution worse year round?
A Socially & Environmentally Just Way To Fight Climate Change
A socially & environmentally just “Fee and Dividend” style carbon tax is anti-regressive & would help lower income people the most.
Climate Change: It’s All About Asia
Living in the U.S., it’s easy to get the feeling that we are the at center of it all. But population-wise, Asia is where it’s at…
The Oregon & California Wildfires Are Not The New Normal—It’s Going To Get A Lot Worse
The 2018 California wildfire season was the most destructive in recorded California history, with just under two million acres burned. Now here we are again, setting yet new records.