At New York’s “Climate Week,” an international people’s tribunal highlighted the plight of ecosystems and communities affected by fossil fuel projects. Representatives shared global stories of displacement, health deterioration, economic ruin, and loss of cultural heritage.
Gov. Newsom signed laws to hold oil companies accountable, protect neighborhoods from oil wells, and affirm local regulation.
Hundreds of young activists in NYC walked out of school and work, urging leaders to end fossil fuel production to fight the climate crisis.
Progressive state incentives and the IRA allow Maine to install heat pumps faster than any other state. | Photo by Séan Alonzo Harris
Over the past few months, several major American asset managers exited Climate Action 100+ amid rising political tension.
“How cloud computing—and especially AI—threaten to make climate change worse” by Andrew Leonard, Sierra Club, Sep 2024. Climate impact.
North Carolina battles over proposed natural gas infrastructure threaten local ecosystems, with residents like Andrea Childers fighting against the construction of the Moriah Energy Center.
Bill Gates discusses AI, climate change, and wealth inequality in various interviews, including new Netflix series and more.
Jane Williams, of California Communities Against Toxics, critiqued a federal loan to plastic-fuel startup IRG amid climate concerns.
“New Zealand to reverse oil and gas exploration ban, addressing soaring energy prices and boosting electricity generation.”
Mike Wiggins reflects on the Bad River’s transformation, noting its spiritual significance and the threat posed by Line 5.
Canada Pension Fund invests significantly in Tallgrass for natural gas pipelines and low-carbon initiatives.