How Fossil Fuel Subsidies Are Helping Trash The Planet
Helping rich oil companies awash in record profits goes against common sense.
Helping rich oil companies awash in record profits goes against common sense.
Climate change may be intractable given our preference for self-interest over helping others. Indeed, our greatest enemy may be ourselves.
It’s not surprising that some of us don’t think climate change is worth worrying about given that ~2 percent of Americans stil think the Earth is flat.
We imagine that we can actually adapt to a climate that will no longer be a single climate but a succession of ever-worsening climates. We can’t.
An accident of history—the uninterrupted buildup of carbon in our trees—made modern life possible, but now it may destroy it…
With climate change once again in the spotlight, it’s important to look beyond just solar & wind to the largely underutilized geothermal energy.
Fully 80% of all manmade CO2 emissions ever produced have been generated since 1960, and half of all emissions have been generated just since 1990.
While a handful of scientists & activists raise the alarm re: climate change, the rest of us go about our business as if there were nothing to worry about.
As the atmosphere’s air conditioner, the Ocean has saved us from an early demise, but its capacity to absorb heat, though large, is not infinite.
We will reach the critical 1.5-degree threshold that portends severe and irreversible climate change even without another iota of emissions. Now what?