This requires a free registration for access, but it's well worth the effort. Really good article on how business can become more sustainable.

>"Do voters have the right to restrict harmful industrial practices within their state? The Supreme Court’s ruling on Prop 12 will decide."

>"The conversation about climate change mitigation needs to shift from simply reducing carbon emissions to ensuring that developing nations can take part in a diversified green economy."

>"The dynamic of constant innovation and consumption is intrinsically unsustainable. It’s time to rethink endless economic growth."

>"Energy security has gained prominence while the conflict in Ukraine raises concerns over the possible interruption in the supply of oil and natural gas."

"Extreme weather and energy uncertainty are already sending prices soaring."

>"Farming communities say high voltage power lines linking wind farms to urban centres will upend their livelihoods."

“It is the humidity increase accompanied by warming which makes climate changes into a climate crisis worldwide.”

All of us who rant about Western imperialism... should, you know, probably spare a thought for Chinese imperialism. This New Yorker piece on Africa, fish and China is a must read.

"Coastal communities must be pilots, not passengers, in the effort to chart a viable future." It's time to take a new approach to climate change that includes building resilient blue economies that promote social justice - not just the _...Read More_

"Will major industries continue to insulate themselves from the climate crisis, or will they be made to address their own contributions to it?"

"Capitalist accumulation has always depended on cheap labor and resources extracted from the Global South. To end this violence we need a post-capitalist transition—otherwise, as climate breakdown accelerates, the ceaseless search for _...Read More_

Tea plantations helped boost the economic interests of a few British families, but did nothing to support the local tribes whos lands were cleared in favour of monoculture plantations.

"Climate change has worsened water scarcity, as demand grows in tandem with the global population. The problem may soon be a focus of discussions at COP26."