Michael Hoexter: A Pocket Handbook of Soft Climate Denial
More on soft climate denial: acknowledging that climate change is a serious threat but being unwilling to take sufficient steps to combat it.
Read more...More on soft climate denial: acknowledging that climate change is a serious threat but being unwilling to take sufficient steps to combat it.
Read more...On why the case for combatting climate change is more urgent than ever, and what can be done about it.
Read more...China has plenty of reason to curb its emissions and has shown that it is serious about doing it.
Read more...Resilience in complex systems and slack systems.
Read more...Whether or not regulators approve the Bayer-Monsanto merger, these companies will continue their rampage against nature.
Read more...Floods are an under-recognized economic and political risk….
Read more...On the bogus economic case for the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Read more...Obama talks the climate change talk, but his policies continue to support increased US fossil fuel production, especially via fracking.
Read more...Following a federal court decision to deny an injunction blocking the Dakota Access pipeline, three federal agencies impose a limited, “voluntary” temporary halt on construction of one small section.
Read more...Jerri-Lynn here. This short post highlights an important problem that we’ve seen arise over and over again with the administration which pledged to be the most transparent ever: the disconnect between public rhetoric and behind-the-scenes practice. The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) presides over the allocation of oil and gas […]
Read more...Insurers and finance pressure governments to end $444 billion in fossil fuel subsidies.
Read more...Policy implementing the Maine Solid Waste hierarchy should be justified using emergy as the unit of account, and not dollars.
Read more...Why the Democratic party plans for taking on climate change are grossly inadequate.
Read more...Demonstrating that public housing can be attractive and environmentally responsible.
Read more...A debate on sustainable growth versus degrowth.
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