Observer: "Climate Change Reading List"
By Andrew Eil
AFP: "IEA Chief Birol: An 'Unexpected Hero' Of Climate Fight"
By Catherine Hours
Stiftung Kultur und Natur
Bad Heilbrunn, Deutschland
DATUM: "Gernot Wagner über die vielversprechendsten Maßnahmen gegen die Klimakrise"
Gespräch mit Sebastian Loudon
Der Pragmaticus: "Geht Klimapolitik auch ohne Verbote?"
Gespräch mit Andreas Schnauder
"Are Cities Saving the World?"
Deutsche Welle
European Forum Alpbach
Alpbach, Austria
Yahoo! Finance: "Inflation Reduction Act after its first year"
Interview with Akiko Fujita & Seana Smith
WSJ: "The Economic Losers in the New World Order"
By Ed Ballard, Jason Douglas, and Jon Emont
Carbon Capture and Delay
As long as coal plants are still operating, it is a good idea to require them capture their carbon dioxide emissions. But those designing policies to hasten such practices must tread carefully, lest they unwittingly extend the life of dirtier energy sources.
Heatmap: "The Green Hydrogen Debate Is Much Bigger Than Hydrogen"
By Emily Pontecorvo
St. Pölten Konkret: „Klima und Natur sagen danke“
Gespräch mit Michael Koppensteiner
ClimateWire: "White House to agencies: Tally projects’ financial damage to ecosystems"
By Jean Chemnick
Guiding Misguided Economic Forces In The Right Direction
Conversation with Josh Spodek
acatech: "Geoengineering: Rettung oder Risiko?"
Amerikahaus, Munich
What the Climate Fight Is Really About
Hint: It's about minimizing risks and uncertainties.
A Congestion Toll New York Can Live With
By Charles Komanoff & Gernot Wagner
ClimateWire: "EPA's carbon metric may underestimate climate damage — at least for now"
By Jean Chemnick
WSJ: "Weeks of Extreme Heat Strain Small Businesses and Economy"
By Scott Patterson, Jennifer Hiller, and Alyssa Lukpat