The Little Hedge Fund Taking Down Big Oil
As they planned the campaign, James retreated from San Francisco to his ranch and spent the summer learning about what it would mean
Has the Carbontech Revolution Begun?
The last time investors began moving billions of dollars into young, climate-oriented technologies, things didn’t turn out so well. The few big successes
Climate Change Is Destroying My Country. The Rich World Must Help.
Since the Paris Agreement, as the effects of climate change have worsened, the U.S. stance on Loss and Damage has remained the same.
Some Republicans Find Failure to Grapple With Climate Change a ‘Political Liability’
The same week in Miami, a group of young Republicans carrying signs that read “This Is What an Environmentalist Looks Like,” held what
Wellcome photography prize 2021 shortlist: health challenges – in pictures | Art and design
This year the Wellcome photography prize is exploring the human side of three urgent health challenges that affect people of all ages, in
Cloud spraying and hurricane slaying: how ocean geoengineering became the frontier of the climate crisis | Oceans
Tom Green has a plan to tackle climate change. The British biologist and director of the charity Project Vesta wants to turn a
Poo overload: Northern Ireland could be forced to export a third of its animal waste | Farming
A surge in pig and poultry farming in Northern Ireland has built a multimillion-pound industry, feeding British consumers chicken and pork. But it
Low-carbon heating system to warm up London’s Square Mile | Energy industry
One of the UK’s largest low-carbon heating systems will soon begin warming homes and offices in London’s Square Mile by capturing heat from
Joel Fitzgibbon blames ‘ideological craziness’ after Labor blocks carbon capture investment | Labor party
Joel Fitzgibbon has blasted an upset victory in the Senate orchestrated by the Greens and Labor preventing the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena)
Unesco and Australia dispute Great Barrier Reef’s ‘in danger’ status – video | Environment
A senior Unesco official has rejected Australia’s claims it bowed to political pressure when recommending that the Great Barrier Reef be placed on the