
Balancing Demand and Supply Policies to Cut Global Greenhouse Emissions
A portfolio of policies curbing fossil fuel demand and supply can reduce global emissions, according to a BPEA paper.

A portfolio of policies curbing fossil fuel demand and supply can reduce global emissions, according to a BPEA paper.

The World Bank’s decision to retire its climate finance targets raises questions about its role in tackling global issues.

Environmental journalism fosters debate on environmental issues, supported by SEJ’s training, advocacy, and resources.

Building wind and solar farms in the U.S. faces hurdles despite economic benefits, with growing local opposition.

Objections to wind and solar farms often stem from opinions or misinformation. We break down common misconceptions.

Southeast Asia’s coal demand is surging, hindering climate goals. Indonesia and Vietnam face challenges in transitioning.

Southeast Asia emerges as a promising region for offshore wind energy amid U.S. policy shifts against renewables.

A federal judge voided Trump’s order blocking wind energy projects on federal lands, deeming it “arbitrary and capricious.”

People worldwide gather in Belem, Brazil, for COP30 to tackle climate change, with high stakes and urgent goals.

EVs offset initial energy costs by lowering emissions more than gas cars in two years, with benefits increasing over time.

Bill Gates calls for a strategic shift in climate efforts, emphasizing poverty reduction over solely limiting warming.

Gov. Abbott’s special session omits climate change, yet discussions on extreme weather and infrastructure inherently involve it.