UN climate talks: Faint progress on money, none on pollution
Opening pocketbooks wider to fight climate change? That’s looking slightly more doable. Closing more smokestacks for the same goal? Not yet sold.
Study: Financial Markets Ignore Environmental Damage
Can the financial industry help rein in environmentally destructive corporations? That’s what the industry’s statements might have you believe.
Effort to cut world’s greenhouse emissions may be hampered by a giant accounting problem
Scientists have identified a staggering 5.5 billion ton gap between greenhouse gas emissions acknowledged each year by the world’s nations and the emissions calculated by...
North Carolina Pipeline Caused the Biggest Gas Spill in Decades
A slowly-unfolding, little-reported-on saga in North Carolina involves a company controlled by the Koch brothers and Shell, and a pipeline that has been transporting dirty...
Climate risk is about to reshape Wall Street
The US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank will now analyze the risk climate change poses to the financial system.In Java, a Japanese-financed coal plant threatens our health and livelihoods
The Indramayu coal plant will dirty our air, destroy our livelihoods and worsen the climate crisis. Japan must stop financing it immediately The post In...
Where to invest when temperatures rise, carbon is taxed and oil is no longer widely used
Climate change could boost stock-market returns in colder countries but hurt returns in warmer countries.
An oil giant’s Wall Street fall: The world is sending the industry signals, but is Exxon listening?
Exxon, which dropped off the Dow this week, has remained defiant as the oil market has plummeted and its competitors have begun to shift gears.