
Mathew D. Rose – Whose Polycrisis?
Polycrisis is the new cant of well paid academics in the United States. But the Polycrisis of the 99% is the gilded age of the 1% Mathew D. Rose is an Investigative Journalist specialised in […]
Polycrisis is the new cant of well paid academics in the United States. But the Polycrisis of the 99% is the gilded age of the 1% Mathew D. Rose is an Investigative Journalist specialised in […]
A forecasted cold spell and weak winds helped the benchmark emissions prices in the European Union hit an intraday record of EUR 101.16 per ton of carbon dioxide equivalent. Analysts are also pointing to technical […]
It is always surprising how flippantly economists dismiss or misinterpret the climate emergency. Timothée Parrique holds a PhD in economics from the Centre d’Études et de Recherches sur le Développement (University of Clermont Auvergne, France) and the […]
This is Part 6 of a series on Deep Adaptation, Degrowth and MMT that I am steadily writing. I have previously written in this series that there will need to be a major change in […]
Rather than a bloated global talking shop, we need something smaller, leaner and fully focused on the crisis at hand Bill McGuire is Professor Emeritus of Geophysical & Climate Hazards at UCL, and a co-director of […]
Companies such as Nestlé, Carrefour, Unilever and E.ON are using false, misleading or ambiguous green claims to avoid meaningful action on climate change, finds a joint NewClimate Institute and Carbon Market Watch report Read Here […]
Scholz was in Latin America last week looking to strike lithium deals, but governments in the ‘lithium triangle’ may be less willing to give it up than they were in the past. Cross-posted from Other […]
If price stability really is the mandate of Central Banks, then why don’t they crack down on the main driver of price inflation – fossil fuels? Ewan McGaughey is a Reader in Law, specialising in […]
Forty-two reasons why fuel tax cuts and price caps just add fuel to the fire András Lukács is is president of Clean Air Action Group (CAAG), a national association of Hungarian environmental NGOs which has been active […]
Is renewing our reliance on nuclear power really worthwhile? What can we learn by looking at other countries and at new reactor designs? Jan Peter Schemmel is the CEO of the Öko-Insitute Cross-posted from the […]
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