Accountability Must Be The First Climate Solution
Like a lot of people in the climate space, my mind has been spinning this week as I've
Mea Culpas Are Great, But Climate Leaders Need to Model Real Accountability
This week, Christiana Figueres, the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) from 2010-2016, key
Revealed: UAE State Oil Company Planned Major "Green" Rebrand Ahead of COP28 Climate Summit
Leaked documents reveal Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, headed by Cop28 president, “increasingly aware of the reputational challenges posed by our brand name”.
The Conservative Legal Strategy Goes Far Beyond the Supreme Court
First things first: I am not a lawyer. Nor did I attend law school. I have, however, covered litigation quite
Enabling Fossil Fuel Addiction: It's About More Than Money
A new climate case was filed this week. Multnomah County, the Oregon county that includes Portland, filed suit against several
RAGA Joins the Anti-ESG Push
We've talked before on the podcast about the growing backlash against taking environmental, social, and governance or E
Can COP Still Matter?
The UN climate talks in Bonn this week, a preliminary round of negotiations before global leaders meet in Abu Dhabi
The Real Free Speech Threat
Over the past few years requests for respectful speech and factual information have been recast as attacks on free speech
The Hypocrisy of Chevron Using #BlackLivesMatter
The oil giant funds both civil rights groups and police, saying "Black Lives Matter" while committing acts of environmental racism all over the world.
Sackett, West Virginia and the Judicial Strategy to Gut the EPA
Another Supreme Court session, another serious blow to bedrock environmental regulations. It's almost like that's the