There's More Climate Corruption to Uncover Than Ever
While some in the climate space are applauding the small steps forward taken at COP 28, I can't
Once Again, Al Jaber Tells The World Exactly Who He Is
For the better part of a year, white guys who know things have been telling us to wait and see
Overconsumption Is an Easy Problem to Fix: That's Why Talking About It Is a Threat
Recently I spoke with researcher Jennifer Jacquet, professor at University of Miami and author of The Playbook: How to Deny
Moving Past Climate Denial
The history of climate denial is such a gripping story, isn't it? Some distinct group of people knew
Has Climate Made Up With Labor? (and Other Messy Conversations)
Months ago, a lot of folks in the climate community saw a big problem looming on the horizon: electrification is
You Can't Fight Extraction With Extraction
There is SO much happening in climate news at the moment, and on top of that I haven't
An "Unabated" Disaster
Last month, COP28 president, oil CEO Al Jaber unveiled his "action plan" for this year's climate
COP28 and the Limits of Eco Modernism
Lately I've been looking through old emails from when I reported a lot on cleantech. It's
Why Is Fairness Being Ceded to the Fossil Fuel Industry?
I was talking to someone today who has been involved in the climate fight for decades and he said something
