The Topic of ‘Who Pays’ Re-emerges at the Climate Talks
Attribution leads to a focus on liability that could invite victims of climate change to seek compensation.
‘People’ not governments are raising their voice at the UN climate talks
If there’s one reliable constant at UN climate negotiations, it’s the presence of fossil lobbyists doing what they can to slow the process down.
3 Cruise Ships Per Day Equal Emission From a Million Vehicles
Pollution from the cruise ship industry is still massive, even despite [their] claim newer vessels are clean and green.
Climate disasters make the poor….even poorer
These trends may worsen inequality in the U.S., as the rich move away from disaster-prone areas, while the poor are left behind.
20 Trillion in Stranded Assets at Risk with Slower Paris Implementation
With delayed action, stranded assets will rise and costly negative emission technologies will be required to limit planetary warming.
G20 Summit: To appease the US Some Coal Projects Now Deemed as a ‘Clean Technology’
A revised draft defines “clean technologies” to include some forms of coal generation...
Canada’s Disaster Preparedness Falls Short. We Must Rebuild Better, says Trudeau.
We’re going to have to understand that bracing for a 100-year storm is maybe going to happen every 10 years now, or every few years,” the PM said.
NY Times Hires Columnist Who Declared Climate Change ‘Imaginary’
Reporting the truth is secondary, when your goal is to report what people already believe.