Donald Trump’s Swamp: Meet Ten Potential Energy and Climate Cabinet Picks and the Pickers
Link-rich summary of backgrounds, connections and biases of ten possible picks for Trump’s climate and energy team, collected in one post.
Read more...Link-rich summary of backgrounds, connections and biases of ten possible picks for Trump’s climate and energy team, collected in one post.
Read more...Canada talks the talk on climate change, but Trudeau’s pipeline decision this week shares too much in common with poor US pipeline policy.
Read more...Trump will encounter opposition from the military if he persists with climate change denialism.
Read more...Some forward-thinking oil producers are worried about peak demand. Are their concerns warranted?
Read more...What are the prospects for the restoration of King Coal under Trump?
Read more...One town demonstrates that it’s possible to rely only on renewable power….so why haven’t others taken the plunge?
Read more...State and local measures, such as a green-state pact, could impede the Trump administration’s efforts to unwind climate change initiatives.
Read more...The Army Corps of Engineers is unlikely to to reroute DAPL, in the face of private contractual commitments to supply oil that soon kick in.
Read more...The megadrought is coming….and it is not pretty.
Read more...The US is not surprisingly, going to miss 2020 greenhouse gas targets by a big margin. What will policymakers do?
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...Floods are an under-recognized economic and political risk….
Read more...Fast fashion imposes high hidden costs, especially to the environmental. Waste, pollution, and a high carbon footprint are the most serious. Consumers can make choices that mitigate some of these deleterious effects.
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