eSportswashing: How the Youth Gaming Market Is Being Targeted by Major Climate Polluters
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Read more...Supposedly shuttered but toxic oil wells are yet another large-scale cost of the Western addiction to cheap energy.
Read more...How bad incentives and funders’ love of glitz lead to poor scientific research outcomes and demotivated academics.
Read more...Affordable housing built with attention to ventilation, windows, sealing and other details saves energy and utility costs
Read more...Another sober take on near and perhaps intermediate-term electric vehicle prospects.
Read more...Governments and employers are slow to adapt to the risk to workers of higher outdoor temperatures.
Read more...The world-wide decline of insect populations, strengths and weaknesses of the studies, causes and effects
Read more...A climate technology favored by oil companies is increasingly being attacked by more prominent figures on the right who are following the lead of their base.
Read more...A worked example of how human activity does not just have direct environment effects but also feedback loops, here on weather.
Read more...A look at climate change impacts, recent and prospective, in coastal Georgia. Can evidence like this change some stubborn minds?
Read more...A proposed Department of Energy initiative show the US is unserious about either curbing AI energy demand or managing the impact on the grid
Read more...The projected failure to meet insufficiently ambitious climate change goals like net zero should come as no surprise.
Read more...Knowing the true human toll resulting from soaring temperatures might help jolt the nation into action on climate change sooner and lessen the mitigation and resilience we will need.
Read more...China has apparently made a big nuclear fusion breakthrough. If true, how long would it take to commercialize it?
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