Deb Haaland, Biden’s Pick for Interior Dept., Embodies Partisan Chasm
WASHINGTON — When Representative Deb Haaland was tapped in December to be President Biden’s interior secretary, the decision was hailed as historic. She
BP and Shell Must Leave the American Petroleum Institute: Here’s Why
For decades, the American Petroleum Institute (API) has been a powerful force against US action on climate change. Representing the interests of its
Australia was the first casualty of the big blackout lie blaming wind power – the US could be next | Ketan Joshi | Environment
Climate change is full of surprises. We were warned about heatwaves, hurricanes and high-intensity firestorms. What we didn’t see coming was a cynical,
Companies Say They Care About the Climate. Their Actions Fall Short.
There has been some progress by companies that have rigorous targets. In a report last month, Science Based Targets, which was started by
As the US Rejoins the Paris Agreement, What’s Next on the Road to COP26?
This post is a part of a series on Priorities for the Biden Administration On Feb 19th, the United States will officially be
The Polar Vortex Has Killed 24 in Texas So Far. Who’s to Blame?
As we watch most of the country being taken over by this polar vortex, we ponder whether climate change has anything to do
Opinion | Lessons on Resilience From Dogs and Dog Sledders
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El vórtice polar ha matado a 24 en Texas hasta ahora. ¿De quién es la culpa?
Mientras observamos que la mayor parte del país se ve afectada por este vórtice polar, reflexionamos si el cambio climático tiene algo que
Keep funding green homes to meet emissions target, say businesses | Greenhouse gas emissions
Business groups are urging the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, to keep funding home insulation and other low-carbon measures under the green homes grant, which
Climate Threats Could Mean Big Jumps in Insurance Costs This Year
Previous efforts to increase flood insurance rates have been delayed or rolled back in the face of public pressure. In 2012, Congress passed