An Economy of Meaning – or Bust
Can one really create “an economy of meaning”?
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Read more...A growing body of academic research suggests that investors already have enough information to accurately assess the impact of climate change
Read more...Global warming related floods are coming to cities near you sooner than you might think.
Read more...The math on the Dakota Access Pipeline doesn’t add up.
Read more...Since you can’t escape shopping, how can you minimize environmental costs?
Read more...The faster-than-expected melt of the Greenland ice sheet is yet another example of climate models proving to be too conservative.
Read more...Texas is about to sacrifice one of its few sources of fresh water, as well as the wildlife in the area, to the oil industry.
Read more...Among Trump’s cabinet nominees, Scott Pruitt stands out in a bad way. Bill Moyers explains how he has represented energy interests over voters
Read more...Fast fashion is flourishing in the US, despite problematic labor practices and the considerable environmental costs it generates.
Read more...Right to repair laws are back on the agenda in five states. These measures would reduce costs and waste, and promote local repair services.
Read more...A symptom of pressure on water quality and supply: over 40 million American citizens may be unable to afford water in the next five years.
Read more...California regularly leads national trends. Water scarcity is a prime example.
Read more...Trump is likely to give DAPL, the Dakota Access Pipeline, an easement despite Army Corps of Engineers’ objections.
Read more...How federal preemption of environmental rules can stymie the plans of California and other states to ignore Trump’s policies.
Read more...Why you should be worried about abnormally hot temperatures at the North Pole.
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