>"California activists fought to frame climate change as an air quality problem. Now it’s federal law."

China is the world’s biggest country, by far its largest emitter, and may well be the most determinative force shaping the future of the planet's _...Read More_

"Given the rich world’s longstanding failure to finance climate mitigation and adaptation in the Global South, it is understandable that some developing countries would prioritize their own immediate growth over “saving the planet.” In _...Read More_

More excellent climate policy that will be ignored or dismissed by the politics-is-corrupt crowd of lefty purists. Not all politics is corrupt!

Chiapas is Mexico’s second-most biodiverse state and provides 30% of the country’s freshwater, but has lost 55% of its forests for _...Read More_

"Canada’s carbon tax isn’t achieving much for the environment, and because the tax falls heavily on working people, it is more unpopular than _...Read More_

This is a great article. The IRA does a lot of good things on climate, but in agriculture it seems to have missed opportunities to be more effective.

>"During the week of the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s first-ever Carbon Negative Shot summit on July 20, daily temperatures in _...Read More_

"To fight climate change, companies and nonprofits have been promoting worldwide planting campaigns. Getting to a trillion is easier said than done."

"The trend is clear: Emissions rise with riches, as wealth drives changes in air travel, diets, car, and lifestyle choices. As nations _...Read More_

The rich 'elites' like to lecture on 'climate change' and what we should all be doing about it; but what exactly are they doing about it?

It would be one thing to be on a sinking ship and everyone is working so hard to fix it that there is no time to think about other things. It's another thing to be on a sinking ship and half the people are putting MORE water in the boat, a _...Read More_

"Companies need to both protect forests and cut carbon emissions in order to fight climate change (and look good doing it)."

>"Flagstaff, Arizona, and Boulder County, Colorado are leading a new coalition of local governments to support nascent carbon removal _...Read More_

“Cities are key to fighting climate change. They are often small and nimble enough to avoid the gridlock of national politics, and yet they’re also big enough to make a meaningful difference."