Semafor: “What a default means for clean energy”

by Tim McDonnell

Montréal Climate Summit

Montréal, Canada

Climate × Data

Columbia Business School

Will the Banking Busts Hurt Clean Tech?

Rather than impeding the clean-energy race, the recent collapse of the US start-up community's go-to bank offers valuable lessons for managing the public-private minuet that the net-zero transition requires. The doomsayers are missing the bigger picture.

Yale Climate Connections: “Drastic climate action is the best course for economic growth, new study finds”

by Dana Nuccitelli

Europe Must Tax Brown and Subsidize Green

The US Inflation Reduction Act is a landmark legislative package that should be welcomed around the world, despite its putatively protectionist features. Owing to the positive learning-by-doing spillovers that follow from green subsidies, Europe and the rest of the world ultimately will benefit, too.

Republik: «Wir können eine globale Katastrophe abwenden»

Verschiedenste Persönlichkeiten, die sich seit Jahren mit dem Klima beschäftigen, haben wir gefragt: Was wünschten Sie, würden alle über die Klimakrise verstehen? Das sind ihre Antworten.

Can geoengineering slow climate change? We need research to find out.

Geoengineering research flights are a good federal investment

Our City Could Become One of the World’s Greenest, but It Won’t Be Easy

Spoiler: It's actually happening, and practice shows it's cheaper than most think.

Realism About Techno-Optimism

Speeding up the adoption of already proven and scalable technologies, and exposing the many hidden costs associated with fossil fuels, is a necessary goal. Achieving it will require new policies to guide investments in the right direction, and techno-optimists ought to be the loudest advocates.

We Can’t Prevent All Wildfires. But We Can Learn From the Ones Burning Now.

There’s Only One Way to Fix New York’s Traffic Gridlock

And it's actually happening.

Economist Sustainability Week

Washington, DC and virtual

Semafor: “What a default means for clean energy”

by Tim McDonnell

Montréal Climate Summit

Montréal, Canada

Climate × Data

Columbia Business School

Will the Banking Busts Hurt Clean Tech?

Rather than impeding the clean-energy race, the recent collapse of the US start-up community's go-to bank offers valuable lessons for managing the public-private minuet that the net-zero transition requires. The doomsayers are missing the bigger picture.

Yale Climate Connections: “Drastic climate action is the best course for economic growth, new study finds”

by Dana Nuccitelli

Europe Must Tax Brown and Subsidize Green

The US Inflation Reduction Act is a landmark legislative package that should be welcomed around the world, despite its putatively protectionist features. Owing to the positive learning-by-doing spillovers that follow from green subsidies, Europe and the rest of the world ultimately will benefit, too.

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