Here’s why I won’t be buying anything from Amazon again
One hundred former and current employees spoke to the Times about their experiences at the monolithic company, and the atmosphere comes across as a bit like the Hunger Games for coders.
TransCanada’s latest move perfectly illustrates why so many people hate free-trade deals
TransCanada is demanding that the U.S. fork over $15 billion to make up for the fact that the company didn’t get to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
Top industries would be failures if they paid for the natural capital they use.
The total unpriced natural capital consumed by the more than 1,000 “global primary production and primary processing region-sectors” amounts to $7.3 trillion a year — 13 percent of 2009 global GDP.
10 tips for talking about climate change when your audience just doesn’t get it.
Don’t try to scare people. It doesn’t work in prison-deterrence campaigns, and it won’t work for climate change.