Headline News: “A Planet In Peril: UN Calls For Global Climate Investment To Unlock €17 Trillion Benefit By 2070” • The UN Environment Program report ‘A future we choose’ calls for a global change in direction to help secure a … Continue reading →
Headline News: “China’s BEV Trucks and the End of Diesel’s Dominance” • Cheap Chinese battery EV heavy trucks are no longer a rumor. They are real machines with price tags so low that they force a reassessment of what the … Continue reading →
Headline News: “US President Caught Napping By US Solar Industry” • US President Donald Trump’s war on the US solar industry is going sideways. And so it may for a while. A report from Deloitte outlines how the domestic solar … Continue reading →
Headline News: “Have China’s Carbon Emissions Peaked? New Analysis Shows They Haven’t Risen In 18 Months” • China is the world’s largest polluter by total annual emissions. The country, which is heavily reliant on coal for energy, makes up 30% … Continue reading →
Headline News: “Renewables Are Growth Story Of Century, COP30 Told” • The transition to renewable energy and away from fossil fuels is the growth story of the century, and those opting out face stagnation and higher prices while other economies … Continue reading →
By Steven Nadel, Executive Director As Congress prepares its budget reconciliation package, one of the most effective ways it can reduce the large greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the industrial sector is by supporting commercialization of transformative industrial technologies. The … Continue reading →
It’s Time For All Of Us To Speak Out To Demand An Accurate Accounting Of Our GHG Emissions The Global Warming Solutions Act, passed last year, requires the Vermont Climate Council (VCC) to create a Climate Action Plan that will … Continue reading →
A new report – The Drawdown Review – provides the most in-depth assessment of climate solutions and their potential to reduce greenhouse gasses and build a climate-safe future San Francisco (March 3, 2020) – A new report from the world’s leading resource on climate … Continue reading →
George Harvey We live in distressing times. It is bad enough that there are over a hundred wildfires in Australia, and one of them is a good deal bigger than Delaware, but climate change is clearly hitting the United States, … Continue reading →
George Harvey Fossil fuels started to take on a special significance in the United Kingdom as far back as the Late Middle Ages, when the newly introduced invention of the chimney made it possible to heat individual rooms in the … Continue reading →