Wind in their sales: What to watch as Interest-rates drop boosts renewables deals
It’s amazing what a change in the rate cycle will do for deals on Wall Street. After months of…
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Yes, we mean you, MTG. How online Intrigue is harming the battle against climate change.
Unless your assistant prints it out for you — very unlikely — you’re surely reading this on the Web…
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Hurricane Milton Upgraded To Category 5. ‘You’re Going to Die,’ Mayor Warns
In an alarmingly short period of time, Hurricane Milton intensified from a Category 1 storm as of Sunday night…
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U.S. Reshoring Efforts a Boon to Domestic Renewables Industry
Over two days in September, thousands of booby-trapped pagers and walkie-talkies exploded simultaneously throughout Lebanon and Syria, killing dozens…
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Gone with the wind? Hurricane Milton means it’s time to Toss worn-out weather Forecasts
If you’re more than high school age, you’ll probably remember how hurricanes played out on TV. The fast-talking forecasters…
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Rare EPA Court Victory Hints at Fossil Fuels Future
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to uphold new EPA air pollution rules that tighten limits on emissions…
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Key Greenwashing Lawsuits Define the Future of Corporate Sustainability Claims
“Eco-friendly” single-use plastics, “conscious” fast fashion, “green” air travel. In their efforts to appeal to sustainability-minded consumers, big businesses…
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Nation’s Top Extreme Weather Tracker Goes Down In Hurricane Helene
In one prescient Simpsons episode, Lisa yells for her dad to come inside as the air pressure outside plummets…
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Climate Change, Physical Attacks On Grid Leading to Increasing Power Outages
To meet the country’s green energy goals – 80% electricity generation from renewables by 2030, up from 20% as…
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The macArthur Foundation Folks sure Aren’t Geniuses – they Totally ignored Climate change
On Tuesday, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced its annual list of winners of its annual…
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Climate Change, Melting Permafrost Heating Up Geopolitical Tensions in the Arctic
Since the end of the Cold War, the frozen, hard-to-reach landscape of the Arctic has been a site of…
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Why the heck do climate-denying Trump lovers move into the path of Hurricanes?
Oh, the irony. On Monday, The New York Times had a fascinating series of maps showing where Americans have…
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New Data On Domestic Migration, Climate Hazards Show Americans Are Trading Flood Risk For Fire Risk
“It was often said […] that in the theater you have to be at the right aesthetic distance in…
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New Power Outage Data Reveals Patterns In Energy Inequality, Made Worse By Climate Change
In a well-synchronized dance of supply and demand, the U.S. electric grid powers the lives of hundreds of millions…
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Does your kid ride an electric school bus? Get ready for Fresher grades as well as cleaner air.
When it comes to electric vehicles, it’s very rare to get a double whammy from the benefits. After all,…
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Shout it from the rooftops! Your Walmart could soon be powered by newfangled wind turbines.
For quite a while, there has been both progress and pressure on owners of large rooftops — think Walmart…
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Tabasco tragedy: In this corner of Mexico, it’s so hot that rare Apes are falling dead from trees
With a name like Tabasco, it makes sense that the southern Mexican state is hot. But now it’s so…
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It took a lot of balls to bring you this story about microplastics Making a home in Men’s testicles
Think all this microplastics stuff is overblown? Well, you’re wrong — they’re in the ocean. In your bottle of…
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So sorry, planet Earth, but we Americans are really not all that interested in Electric Vehicles
We Americans, it seems, are out of step when it comes to electric vehicles. Yes, while sales growth soars…
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Paint this ironic: Tesla is sued for pollution
Yes, there’s no exhaust belching out of their tailpipes. In fact, they don’t even have tailpipes. Teslas, that is….
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Less than 1% of green bond proceeds used for green projects
This column first ran on Callaway Climate Insights. A new study finds that green bonds have done virtually nothing…
