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#137 - March 18 2025
What does it say about Trump’s energy plans when the people who would profit most aren’t buying it?
#136 - March 5 2025
With the U.S. government’s recent policy reversals, it’s time to introduce a new method of measuring the impact of climate change.
#133 - November 12 2024
Elon Musk’s bromance with the incoming President is obviously self-serving – but could it also benefit the entire planet?
#130 - September 28 2024
We first published this article when Hurricane Ian hit back in 2022. Unfortunately, today, we feel compelled to publish it again.
#127 - August 7 2024
You can’t blame people for being in the dark about climate change, the basics are not well understood, and falsehoods and misinformation abound. Which is unfortunate because the facts are really not that complicated.
#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.
#119 - December 17 2023
The headlines have proclaimed an ‘historic’ agreement coming out of COP28 but should they be believed?
#118 - December 10 2023
In his latest report from COP28, our Senior Editor David Kirkpatrick reports on the battle raging at the heart of the meeting.
#117 - December 7 2023
Our Senior Editor, David Kirkpatrick, reports on mixed emotions in his third dispatch from COP28 in Dubai.
#116 - December 4 2023
In his second dispatch from COP28, TCC Senior Editor David Kirkpatrick reports on the danger of missing the boat on climate investing.
#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?
#113 - November 8 2023
Old and young Americans have generally diverging points of view but if younger people changed their attitude to one thing, it could change everything.
#112 - October 8 2023
The climate and capitalism are inextricably entwined, but surely in a bad way, right?
#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.
#103 - April 19 2023
While the data points may be from opposite directions, the conclusion is the same: the impact of climate change is everywhere.
#97 - January 21 2023
Is ESG a good thing or just a lefty tool to handicap capitalism?
#96 - December 13 2022
New red state laws blackballing financial firms who don't back their political agendas are probably unconstitutional.