Drilled Down: Manchin's Inflation Reduction Act—What's Good and Bad for Climate
Weird coincidence: My power was out when the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 was announced. By the time it came
Damages: Supreme Negligence
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court preemptively ruled that the Biden administration can’t enact the Clean Power Plan—
Damages: Hansen, Heede, and More File Petition Asking EPA to Regulate Greenhouse Gases Under TSCA
As we wait to hear whether the Supreme Court will toss West Virginia v EPA altogether or apply the major
Drilled Down: This Is Not the First Time Climate Has Been Part of the "Culture War"
A new report out last week from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue provides an updated look at the narrative frameworks,
Drilled Down: Big Fossil's Disaster Capitalist Response to Russia-Ukraine
In the response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the gas industry is now fully
embracing it's
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
Climate Must-Reads: Oil Leasing, Chile and Panama Embrace Rights of Nature & More
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newsletter at
Drilled Down: The Fossil Fuel Roots of the Corporate Free Speech Movement
On October 24, 2019 Maura Healey, the Attorney General of Massachusetts, sued
ExxonMobil
[https://www.mass.gov/lists/attorney-generals-office-lawsuit-against-exxonmobil]
for
