IEA Attacks COP28 Pledges
The International The International Energy Agency considers the COP28 emissions pledges made by over 100 countries and some of…
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Climate Change Killing Elephants
Herds of elephants in Zimbabwe are being killed by drought. It is another example of how human resources cannot…
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You’ve probably never even heard of the country that has put its hand up to lead COP29
Ah, Moldova, with its sunny beaches (er, no, it is landlocked) and bustling capital city (if that’s what you’d…
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Is The Panama Canal Doomed?
Consider this. Shipping companies that cannot get their ships through the drought-damaged Panama Canal now send them via the…
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Climate Change Price Tag Hits $400 Billion
Climate Change Price Tag Hits $400 Billion New estimates show that damage and financial losses from climate change cost…
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The world’s glaciers and ice sheets are belching — and that’s a big problem
Low-lying islands around the world facing extinction. Coastal areas and marshes being inundated by rising seas. Yes, the melting…
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Ford Lightning Range Undermines EV Efforts
Ford Lightning Range Undermines EV Efforts Consumer Reports released a study that showed the range of individual EV models…
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Green Stocks Get hit hard
Investing in green stocks may be the worst financial move of the year, especially for those who put money…
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It’s not just Acapulco. Cabo, Mexican Riviera also threatened as climate batters beaches
Cruise industry watching closely as El Nino heralds multiple hurricanes. MICHAEL MOLINSKI This column firist appeared Callaway Climate Insights,…
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$100 Oil Could Help The Climate
Oil prices have always been unpredictable. They were affected over the last seven decades by geopolitical confrontations, normal supply…
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Does the Government Really Want Us to buy These Electric Vehicles?
New electric vehicles for personal use are the centerpiece of the U.S. climate strategy. To meet climate targets, zero-emission…
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Venezuela Rises As An Oil Powerhouse, So Does Pollution
In the shadow of COP23, Venezuela has begun to increase oil production. Venezuela has the world’s largest proven oil…
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What Billionaires Know About Climate Change
Bill Gates, Harvard dropout, founder of the most important software company in history, and major philanthropist, claims to know…
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Three surprises investors should watch for at COP28 next week
DAVID CALLAWAY This commentary was first published in Callaway Climate Insights, a partner of ClimateCrisis247. To read everything on…
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UAE Role Blurred As It Pumps Four Million Barrels A Day
COP28 debates include the difficult discussion about how much less oil-producing nations should/can produce. For the United Arab Emirates,…
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You can call it a carnivores’ COP-out: Meat industry carves out a place at climate summit
Self-delusion can be a powerful force. And so can economic self-interest. Which is why, along with planeloads of fossil…
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Finding New Homes For Over 3 Billion People
The math is as simple as it is deeply depressing. For the opening of COP28 UN Climate Change Conference,…
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Beware Joe the solar sales bro, and more tips on buying home panels
This column first appeared on Callaway Climate Insights. To read more: Please subscribe. About five years ago, solar panels…
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Ever felt sorry for a car dealer? Well, they want you to — and it’s all because of EVs.
A couple of weeks ago, we wrote about electric vehicle ineptness by auto salespeople, including reports that many reps…
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windfall Profits tax proposed as last-ditch effort to rein in oil companies at COP28
A $25 billion windfall profits levy on oil states to help pay for climate damage to poorer countries was…
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As It Gets Hotter, Rats Are Overrunning The World
These are just two points of reference geographically— Rats have overrun the town of Karumba, Queensland, Australia. They have…
