1960-2019 By the Numbers: It Isn’t Rocket Science
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.
Warming World: Exploring Climate Change Impacts & Solutions
The Madness of Our Indifference
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.
The Myopia of Living on Land
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.
Facing the 1.5°C Threshold: Climate Adaptation Strategies
We will reach the critical 1.5-degree threshold that portends severe and irreversible climate change even without another iota of emissions. Now what?
Snake Eyes: Gambling Away Our Children’s Future
Sophisticated tech is an asset when change is limited in scope, but when the scale is vast & progressive (like with climate change) it’s a vulnerability.
No Time For Complacency: The Immense Task Of Decarbonization
The time for complacency is over as we have to reckon with global warming and its impacts now if we are to save the planet for our grandchildren.
Dance Until the Music Stops
Will the forcings and feedbacks of climate change get the best of us?
Green Walls To Tackle Climate Change?
Green walls can act as a passive system reducing energy demand and greenhouse gas emissions.
Warming The Planet—And Keeping America Safe?—With Your Tax Dollars
One quarter of Americans’ tax burden goes to the U.S. military, which in and of itself emits more greenhouse gases than most nations of the world.
IEA’s Global Energy Report: Despite Progress, CO2 Emissions Still Rising
Despite significant growth in the amount of energy generated from renewable sources, 2018’s carbon emissions were up 1.7% from the previous year.