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- Cop26 will be derailed unless the rich world meets its obligation to the poor | Larry Elliott Thu, 4 Nov 21, 7:00pmIt’s no use telling developing nations to decarbonise. The west must accept it bears the bulk of the blame for the climate crisis
- The road to net zero: Aberdeen looks to a future without oil Mon, 1 Nov 21, 5:00pmCan the Granite city diversify into non-fossil fuel industries in time to avoid the fate of UK coal-mining areas?
- Climate change-induced tuna migration may wreck island economies Fri, 3 Sep 21, 4:30amOcean warming may cause small states in the Pacific Islands to struggle economically due to fish loss. A recent study published in the journal Nature Sustainability has found that tuna caught in 10 Small Island...
- A Little Arithmetic: The Costs Of A Solar-Powered Grid Without Fossil Fuel Back-up Sun, 1 Aug 21, 3:00amAt current prices of around $200/KWH the 560 GWH of storage will run around $112 billion, or around half of the annual budget of the state government of California.
- The lurking threat to solar power’s growth Mon, 19 Jul 21, 7:00amSimply put: the more solar you add to the grid, the less valuable it becomes.
- Trillions of dollars spent on Covid recovery in ways that harm environment Thu, 15 Jul 21, 3:00pmOnly 10% of $17tn global bailout directed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and restoring nature, report finds
- REAL threats to planet and people Tue, 6 Jul 21, 11:00amEnvironmental activism was already nasty and lethal when I wrote Eco-Imperialism: Green Power – Black Death 18 years ago. It’s gotten steadily worse since then, especially with hysteria about the “looming manmade climate...
- Mining holds the key to a green future – no wonder human rights activists are worried Sun, 27 Jun 21, 10:03pmRenewable energy will rely heavily on an industry already berated for human rights violations
- If an adversary wanted to destroy manufacturing they could hardly have done a better job Tue, 11 May 21, 5:13amThe Western World has mostly succeeded in reducing emissions by shifting their emissions to factories in developing nations. In industries like Steel, Cement and Plastic as much as 20 – 50% of all production has gone...
- Forget “implicit” subsidies: Fossil fuels subsidize the whole world: feeding people and forests for free Fri, 26 Mar 21, 6:13amThe latest academic voodoo doll tossed at Fossil Fuels is a study claiming that the industry gets $65 billion in “implicit” subsidies in the US.
- Oil: why higher prices will complicate the energy transition Sun, 21 Mar 21, 12:00pmYet paradoxically, higher oil prices also provide incentives to oil companies to spend more on exploration and production – a potential step in the wrong direction for achieving net zero emissions...
- Steve Bell on David Cameron's call for a 'muscular' green recovery - cartoon Thu, 25 Feb 21, 7:00amContinue reading...
- Politicizing Business: From CSR to ESG Wed, 16 Dec 20, 1:00pmCorporate social responsibility (CSR)… stakeholder theory … sustainability … environmental, social, and governance investing (ESG). Whatever the term, the premise is that business is a cultural failure as well as a...
- Where's the beef with a greener future that also makes us happier and healthier? Sun, 13 Dec 20, 8:00pmThe Committee on Climate Change has shown that decarbonising is not only affordable but highly desirable
- Radical reassessment needed to hit net zero emissions by 2050, says NAO Fri, 4 Dec 20, 5:00pmWatchdog finds UK is projected to fail to meet targets aimed at achieving climate goal