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Making concerned people aware their views are far from alone could unlock the change so urgently needed.
Most of the world’s people want stronger climate action—but don’t realize they’re the majority.
Total claims it can make up for the biodiversity impacts of drilling in Uganda’s largest national park by preserving biodiversity elsewhere, but local advocates aren’t buying it.
The terms and narratives the fossil fuel industry is using to obstruct climate action.
One by one global banks are abandoning their climate commitments, but they can’t ignore the financial implications of unchecked climate change and so, a rhetorical pivot toward the language of risk and resilience.
Silicon Valley elite want to “disrupt” democracy with feudalism. Understanding their new and evolving ideology is critical to grappling with what’s happening in the U.S. today.
Academic research paid for by BP and Exxon is being used to combat workers’ claims that exposure to oil and chemical dispersants made them ill.
A new study shows the content many media outlets make for fossil fuel companies is misleading, but there are easy ways to make it less so.
Hoping to avoid 25% tariffs, Japanese and European officials have agreed to deals analysts are describing as financially questionable. Meanwhile, Trump seems prepared to impose tariffs on them anyway.
Ontario, Canada is the only place in the world to tear out wind turbines and embrace nuclear power. Australia’s conservatives have been taking notes.
