Renewables Ruin the view! That’s not your call, say farmers who see double green (Clean air and cash).
A big — and growing — impediment to expanding renewables is, perhaps ironically, environmental activists who don’t want their…
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Why is everybody moving to miami even as it faces climate crisis?
More than 13 years after LeBron James put Miami on the NBA map by “taking my talents to South…
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The moment when green-loving King Charles had to fawn over fossil fuels
Even if you’re a fan of British royalty, it’s hard not to chuckle when the monarch, dressed to the…
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Why Americans Don’t Give Up Beef
Based on grams per person per day, Americans rank third among all countries regarding meat consumption. Only Hong Kong…
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Got a case of climate anxiety? Don’t worry — the doc is here with some psychedelics
Yes, climate change is frightening. Wind speeds exceeding 200 mph in the recent Category 5 hurricane that hit Acapulco,…
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How Much Does Lightning Cost?
Lightning costs the US economy billions of dollars a year. No single source gives a complete accounting of these…
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Where Have America’s Beef Cows Gone?
Counting the source of America’s beef is confusing for the layperson. For some reason, the Department of Agriculture uses…
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Climate Crisis AM 11/3
The climate crisis has started to harm tourism in many places. It is safe to assume that it will…
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Brazil caught in climate Catch-22 as global agriculture crisis threatens
Mining proposals are caught between indigenous rights, economy, environment MICHAEL MOLINSKI (Michael Molinski is a senior economist at Trendline…
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Could The Panama Canal Run Dry?
It took from 1904 to 1914 to build the Panama Canal. It was an engineering marvel and changed sea…
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Climate Crisis AM 11/2
A major problem with efforts to arrest climate change is shipping and the engines ships use, according to The…
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America’s 72,000 Wind Turbines Don’t Always Work
There are over 72,000 wind turbines in America, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The studies made by…
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Will The Last Person To Leave America Please Turn Out The Lights
Brevity is not a skill cultivated by the United States Department of Energy. Its latest report on America’s electric…
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The Infinite Cost To Relocate 1.2 Billion People
“Infinite”–” inconceivably great or extensive” Merriam Webster Dictionary In a new analysis, Amar Rahman, the Global Head of Climate…
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Acapulco: Climate Change Hurts Tourism
Hurricane Otis slammed almost directly ashore near Acapulco, a center of Mexico’s tourism industry and the revenue it produces….
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Republicans Don’t Want EVs
It has been assumed recently that EV sales in the US would be slowed by inconvenience. Surveys showed many…
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GM’s Shattered EV Dreams
GM announced earnings. They were better than expected. It pulled full-year guidance because of the UAW strike. The most…
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Chevron to buy Hess for $53 billion in second oil blockbuster in two weeks
LONDON — Chevron Corp. said early Monday it will buy Hess Corp. for $53 billion in the second massive…
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Green Lights Oct. 20: Top stories this week
Don’t miss a single story of the best from Callaway Climate Insights OCT 20, 2023 Share . . ….
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Is The Demand For EVs Already Dying?
Last week, three pieces of bad news came from car manufacturers that want to, or are, in the EV…
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China’s signs of economic comeback offer lifeline to Tesla after weak quarter
Welcome to Callaway Climate Insights. We’re in Ireland next week for The Climate Summit in Dublin. Details below. DAVID…
