Energy Destinies – Part 1: Power Needs and Sources – Balancing Barrels
Satyajit Das provides a series on the energy transition, starting with the historical role of energy and supply and demand patterns.
Read more...Satyajit Das provides a series on the energy transition, starting with the historical role of energy and supply and demand patterns.
Read more...Former Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga takes over as World Bank president as the organization is embarking on a series of reforms requested by Washington.
Read more...As bad air becomes a new normal, advanced economies grapple with impact of sooty wildfire smoke on top of existing pollutants.
Read more...Another troubling global warming assessment.
Read more...Solar panels have a roughly 15 year life. Where do they go to die? The answers now are not very good.
Read more...On the decay of executive function, or why just about no one seems able to manage his way out of a paper bag.
Read more...A brief look at the process of shoreline erosion.
Read more...Slowing and stallling population growth could actually increase resource demands.
Read more...At least over the time frame of the sanctions against Russia, oil demand had looked inelastic.
Read more...Carbon reduction promises get thrown out the window as countries like the UK, Australia, and China embrace king coal.
Read more...In fits and starts, the idea of free public transportation is getting more of a following in the US.
Read more...licymakers are funding techno-fixes like carbon capture, when studies indicate nature-based solutions are all-around more effective.
Read more...The IPCC has been soft-pedaling realistic, as in alarming, prospects for rapid ice melt and near-term ocean rises.
Read more...Dangerous levels of arsenic in well water is another symptom of falling water tables and depleted aquifers.
Read more...Can comedy defeat climate inertia?
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