How to win over those who will lose most from a global carbon tax | Barry Eichengreen
In his classic book, The Logic of Collective Action, the late great Mancur Olson explained that the hardest policies to implement are those
Texans are urged to cut back on cooking and cleaning to ease power grid strain | Texas
As temperatures rise to unseasonably warm levels across Texas this week, its citizens are being asked to use less energy on basics like
How Women Can Save the Planet by Anne Karpf review – clear and invigorating | Science and nature books
The language around the climate crisis, the journalist Anne Karpf writes in How Women Can Save the Planet, can conceal as much as
‘Dead in the water’: key crossbenchers reject Coalition demand to keep new environment standards | Australian politics
The Morrison government is attempting to stare down the Senate over changes to conservation laws, warning the wording of controversial new environment standards
Poorer households in UK should get free heat pumps, say experts | Energy
Households on low incomes should be supplied with free heat pumps in order to kickstart the market for low-carbon heating equipment and meet
Peanuts! What is going on with nature’s delicious miracle legume? Climate change that’s what | First Dog on the Moon
Is the most noble and beloved of sandwich spreads in trouble?! Yes! Its main (only?) ingredient the dinky-di Aussie peanut is doomed! (Sort
UK failing to protect against climate dangers, advisers warn | Climate change
The UK government is failing to protect people from the fast-rising risks of the climate crisis, from deadly heatwaves to power blackouts, its
Scott Morrison is the accidental architect of a carbon tax – whether he likes it or not | Richard Denniss
Who would have thought that Scott Morrison would be the one to reintroduce a carbon tax? And who would have thought it possible
Federal Judge Says Biden Cannot Pause New Leases for Drilling on Public Lands
WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Louisiana has blocked the Biden administration’s suspension of new oil and gas leases on federal lands and
Texas Power Grid, Strained Last Winter, Now Faces an Early Heat Wave
AUSTIN, Texas — On Monday, when soaring temperatures drove electricity demand in Texas to a June record, state regulators asked citizens to use