Geoengineering: the Gamble
Book excerpt
U.S. Environmental and Health rules pay for themselves—and then some
The regulations’ benefits outweigh their costs. That means we’re not maximizing their potential.
Axios: "A carbon quandary escape hatch"
By Ben Geman
Private-sector progress accelerates
New carbon removal funds show the private sector is stepping up on climate, and that’s reason for optimism.
Grist: "Why high gas prices aren’t necessarily good for the climate"
By Shannon Osaka
Washington Post Magazine: "How Extreme Weather Has Created a Disaster for School Infrastructure"
By Andrea Stanley
Morgan Stanley
Climate Change University
Penn State
University Park, PA
titel thesen temperamente
Plädoyer für die Stadt
It’s late, and it’s cheap
A lot more needs to happen, a lot more can happen
Roosevelt House
Hunter College
Helping people hurt from high energy prices
Hint: Reducing them isn’t the answer.
How do we fix it? What The War in Ukraine Means for Climate Change
Conversation with Richard Davies and Jim Meigs
Tourismusverband Moststraße
Generalversammlung
Kirche St. Marien
Amstetten, Niederösterreich
New Statesman: "The trillion-dollar question"
By Sarah Dawood
Oil and hamburgers
Hamburgers and fossil fuels are both dense sources of energy, and society has made them convenient. That doesn’t mean they’re good for us.
The Cost to Achieve Net-Zero
Columbia Business School Case
ZEIT-Gipfel: „Die Energiewende in Österreich“
Live auf Puls24
CFR podcast: Rising Tides in Coastal Cities
Why It Matters
