Articles Related to Carbon
#129 - September 26 2024
Our fearless Editor in Chief is taking the environmental fight to the next level.
#124 - May 1 2024
Two years ago we slammed Dartmouth College, in Hanover, New Hampshire, as the dirtiest Ivy League school. A recent announcement suggests that perhaps they heard us.
#123 - April 23 2024
Monitoring methane emissions, especially those from the oil and gas industry, is fundamental to global efforts to slow climate change. EDF have launched a brilliant solution to this problem.
#121 - March 19 2024
We’re reporting from CERAWeek in Texas this week and the event kicked off badly for the climate when profits-over-people champion Darren Woods, Exxon CEO, took the stage.
#120 - March 17 2024
Vaclav Smil and Michael Cembalest are respected observers of climate and the energy transition. Both have recently written an extremely damning diagnosis of the planet’s future health but, we say, neither goes far enough.
#115 - December 3 2023
Our Senior Editor David Kirkpatrick’s first dispatch from an eventful COP 28 in Dubai.
#114 - November 15 2023
The CEO of one of the world’s largest oil companies is due to lead the world’s most important climate summit, COP 28. How is that going to work out?
#112 - October 8 2023
The climate and capitalism are inextricably entwined, but surely in a bad way, right?
#107 Video - July 9 2023
People say the Chinese build a coal-fired power plant every day of the year, so why should the US do anything about climate change?
#106 - June 5 2023
We run down the four elements of climate change that led us on our journey of discovery.
#105 - May 24 2023
We do the math on the real cost of cleaning up carbon emissions.
#100 - March 14 2023
Even the Oil & Gas folks were on board the clean energy transition train at last week’s International CERAWeek Conference.
#99 - February 28 2023
In a recent article, Barron’s laid out the facts: the ‘produce and pollute for free’ business model for Coke and Pepsi is not long for this world.
#92 - October 11 2022
PepsiCo was a lead corporate sponsor at last month’s Climate Week NYC 2022 and populated the conference with executives insisting that PepsiCo is a sustainability leader. But the reality is very different.
Video - September 14 2022
In the second video of our series of conversations with Michael Sonnenfeldt, Michael and partner Ben Wolkon discuss their climate investment strategies and reveal some of the innovative companies they are backing.
#89 - September 11 2022
Ironically, despite robust opposition from GOP Governors, it will be red states that benefit most from tax credits in the IRA Bill.
Video - August 8 2022
In the first of a series of video conversations, Michael Sonnenfeldt explains how the MIT Climate Model works to solve the climate crisis.
#86 - July 4 2022
The US is still the second largest producer of carbon emissions in the world. However, there are many things we can do to counter our nation’s damage to the environment, beginning in our own homes.