Wall Street Journal: “Why No One Wants to Pay for the Green Transition”
The green energy transition, which truth be told has not gotten very far, is already hitting a wall.
Read more...The green energy transition, which truth be told has not gotten very far, is already hitting a wall.
Read more...More data on the energy cost of AI, which is projected soon to exceed that of several small countries.
Read more...The meat industry is coming under enough climate change pressure so as to have started messaging and astroturf campaigns.
Read more...Auto dealers throw cold water on EV uptake hopium.
Read more...In the wake of landmark settlements requiring 3M and DuPont to pay billions to US water systems for toxic chemical contamination, litigation over personal injuries from PFAS exposure is starting to move forward.
Read more...Good news on the climate change front: some easy fixes to housing would have an impact.
Read more...Opposie! The West increasingly needs critical materials from countries against which we have escalated, particularly for green energy.
Read more...The much-touted green transition is flagging due to rising materials costs.
Read more...More evidence that fracking is not good for humans and other living things.
Read more...German auto industry is representative of wider EU efforts to use the Balkans as a low-wage, polluted sacrifice zone.
Read more...“During his time in office, Manchin served the fossil fuel industry and lined his pockets with the payoff,” said one critic.
Read more...A discussion of Martin Weitzman’s ideas about the best way to look at species preservation.
Read more...Research shows fossil fuel companies are investing heavily in petrochemicals for use in pesticides, fertilisers, and plastic packaging.
Read more...A discussion of how fossil fuel companies’ imperatives and our legal regime preclude getting them to leave oil and gas in the ground.
Read more...ust 11 facilities are currently operational in the U.S. and they process a tiny fraction of the nation’s plastic waste, the report finds.
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