Martin Wolf v. Trumponomics Whiffs Due to Fealty to Orthodoxy
The Financial Times’ Martin Wolf has a go at Donald Trump, but manages to score an own goal as far as his profession is concerned.
Read more...The Financial Times’ Martin Wolf has a go at Donald Trump, but manages to score an own goal as far as his profession is concerned.
Read more...Electric vehicle production at scale requires materials we don’t have enough of.
Read more...Advocates for reforestation must consider who owns the land to be reforested, and how the reforestation is to be done.
Read more...Accounts emerging from workers and others on site paint a troubling picture of how close to disaster Philadelphia may have come.
Read more...Not surprisingly, the poor, particularly in developing countries, will be devastated by climate change.
Read more...Climate disasters in India are fueled by its resource mismanagement and fossil fuel consumption policies, says political economist Shouvik Chakraborty.
Read more...As they so often do, by promoting unrealisitc models, economists have become part of problem rather than the solution.
Read more...“Excluding capital, the big eight basin producers have destroyed on average 80 percent of the value of their companies since the beginning of the shale revolution,”
Read more...A random walk through Victory Garden posters, with commentary, and a recommendation that the government mobilize to recreate them.
Read more...Climate-change-induced migration is significant and set to grow. But no one seems to have any answers, save perhaps the neoliberal default, “Die sooner”.
Read more...California is overdoing on solar power, and that isn’t as good an idea as you might think.
Read more...Queensland gives Indian mining giant Adani go-ahead for massive coal mine, ignoring environmental and climate change concerns.
Read more...Scientists produce report outlining interventions to improve persistence and resilience of coral reefs as ocean temperatures rise.
Read more...Trump administration soon to allow massive trains to transport LNG in unit trains 100 cars long and for the express purpose of moving LNG to export facilities – with scant regard for safety consequences.
Read more...New York state judge allows climate fraud lawsuit brought under the Martin Act to proceed, rejecting defendant Exxon’s claims for dismissal.
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