Year: 2021
The carbon cost of California’s most prolific oil fields
Despite being known for its ultra-progressive environmental policies, California is a huge producer of oil. This interactive map helps show the carbon cost of the state’s prolific oil fields.
Grid storage is required, but a lot less than many think
Wildcats return to Netherlands after centuries’ absence
Rewilding of forests and ‘saturated’ habitats in Germany and Belgium behind growing population
CVS Logs Higher Revenue Boosted by Covid-19 Shots
The healthcare company said it would raise its minimum wage for workers to $15 an hour starting next year.
Virtually all emperor penguins doomed for extinction by 2100 as climate change looms, study finds
The United States is moving to list emperor penguins as a threatened species based on new evidence that colonies are imperiled by shrinking sea ice.
Our leaders look climate change in the eyes, and shrug | Hamilton Nolan
It is not good to be too pessimistic on the climate crisis. That said, it sure does seem like we’re screwed
Greenhouse gas pact will open door to weatherization for Virginia households
In an interview, the energy solutions director for a Virginia housing partnership talks about how new funding from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative will help low- and moderate-income Virginians.
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