Damages: Climate Litigation Surges Forward
Lots of big news on the climate litigation front lately. This week alone we've
seen two big rulings
Podcast: As Australia Heads to the Polls, a Look at Greenwashing & CSS
By Lyndal Rowlands, in Australia
Australia is about to hold its first federal election since record-breaking
bushfires - fueled at
Drilled Down: On Demand and Services, with Economist Joyashree Roy (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 5)
I wrote last month
[https://www.drilledpodcast.com/debunking-demand-ipcc-mitigation-report-part-1/]
about the way that chapter 5 of the IPCC Mitigation report
Drilled Down: A Deep Dive into the Earth Negotiations Bulletin (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 4)
A few days after every IPCC report is released the good folks at the Earth
Negotiations Bulletin (ENB) publish a
Drilled Down: On Climate, the Public Holds Two Sticks—Activism and Litigation (IPCC mitigation report, part 3)
Particularly since the 2018 round of IPCC reports there's been an uptick in
climate activism and now the
Podcast: New Drilled Season on the Gas Industry
Welcome to a new season of Drilled! This is part 2 of our season on the gas
industry. In part
Drilled Down: The Technical Summary Kinda Slaps (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 2)
All month long I'll be slowly making my way through the IPCC report and
highlighting pieces I think
Podcast: More on the IPCC Report—Economics, Conflicts of Interest, Media Manipulation & More
Drilled IPCC 1 mixdown0:00/41:061×
The audio companion to Part 1 includes both Joyashree Roy and Julia Steinberger
Drilled Down: Debunking Demand (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 1)
IPCC Mitigation Report 2022 Analysis—Part One: Debunking Demand, an Ode to Chapter Five.
Podcast: Michael Shellenberger on Energy Poverty, Climate Alarmism, and Being a Professional Contrarian
As promised, today a bonus Drilled episode featuring an interview with Michael
Shellenberger shortly after his book Apocalypse Never came
