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GEOPOLITICS: U.S. 'love affair' with Saudi Arabia delays climate action
Saudi Arabia spent the last three decades throwing sand in the global gears of containing climate change. This year is no different — except that it now has the help of the United States.
Why energy efficiency is the cheapest path to climate action
A shift in power generation is necessary, but putting in the legwork on efficiency can also help close the emissions gap.
Sorry, Fareed: Saudi Arabia Can Build a Bomb Any Damn Time It Wants To
Why do we think it’s so hard for a non-European country to acquire a 70-year-old technology?
Fossil fuels’ dirty secret: Things look bad, climate action or not
“There is no walking out from the energy transition.” Fossil fuel industry faces a Blockbuster moment, and seems as ill-prepared as the video rental industry a decade ago.
but climate action doesn’t stop there
Tasmania, thanks to its hydro and forests, has reached 100 pct renewables. Now it can show the world what the other side of net-zero emissions should look like.
How to take your climate actions to the next level
If you want to take climate actions beyond changing light bulbs and recycling, get involved in your community. You could join existing initiatives or lead yo...
The Future of Big Oil? At Shell, It’s Not Oil
The energy giant is shifting to gas as the industry adapts to climate change.
How economists helped Big Oil obstruct climate action for decades
A Stanford science historian scrutinizes the fossil fuel industry's endless disinformation campaign.
How Digitally Native GHG Tracking Can Drive Faster Climate Action
Companies around the world—not to mention their investors, shareholders, and supply chain partners—are more focused than ever on drastically reducing, or even zeroing, their carbon footprints. Walmart and Apple have pledged to slash or entirely eradicate emissions from their respective... Read More
Some Countries Step Forward On Climate Action, Others Step Back
The Climate Action Tracker published new assessments of 23 of the 32 countries it regularly tracks, showing that some countries are taking steps forward, while at the same time, other countries are taking steps backwards, risking significant stranded assets as they continue to thermal coal expansion
Cheating Spouses Reveal HOW They Get Away With Affairs
This might be hard to read, but it's important to spread this around as much as possible, you never know who in your life might need to see it...
Why The Saudis Are Lying About Their Oil Production
"The Saudi statements may not contain any direct falsehoods as such but nor are they entirely being fulsome with the truth..."
How Ending Offshore Oil Drilling Would Help Fight Climate Change
The government has downplayed the climate impacts of oil drilling, but a new study shows that keeping oil in the ground will help fight climate chang...
What women can and can’t do under the Saudi male guardianship system
Critics equate male guardianship to slavery with the woman’s ownership being passed from one man to another
OPEC production cut: Just another Saudi head fake?
The Saudis have not finished the job they set out to do ... not merely to lower the production of oil from U.S. shale deposits--a goal which they've already achieved--but also to cripple funding for new projects.
Simple steps to fight climate change
Maestretti recommends that people build berms and swales so the water that does flow through your land actually stays there and soaks in.
Why corporate action on water remains a trickle
You've already heard about big water goals from the likes of Coca-Cola, MillerCoors, Keurig and IKEA. But what about the rest of the business world?
How Big Oil relies on some PR firms to block climate action
A new peer-reviewed paper by Brown University researchers found that the fossil fuel industry has relied heavily on PR firms for more than three decades.
Why Sexual Abuse Survivors Often Have Distorted or Delayed Memories
To prevent people from reliving traumatic experiences, the brain processes and stores such memories differently from happy or banal memories.
Study finds climate determines shapes of river basins
Results may help identify ancient climates on Earth or other planets.
Record Rain Is Drowning Fields in the Midwest — Is It Climate Change?
The Midwest is plagued by floods and soils too wet to plant. Is this climate change? Researchers say it's too soon to tell, but we should still prepare.
