Headline News: “How an Assembler In Guangzhou – Not A Gigafactory – Won The Flying Car Race” • Aridge, a subsidiary of Xpeng, is selling electric flying cars. Last month, it announced that it had received an order for 600 … Continue reading →
COP29 and What’s Next for Int’l Climate Policy Register This past November, world leaders gathered at the United Nations annual climate talks (COP29) with the main goal of securing an ambitious climate finance agreement, alongside reaffirming that nations will take … Continue reading →
(GET editor’s note: We are providing the first couple of paragraphs of this article and a link to the website at Columbia University. We do want all of our readers to be aware of the conclusion, however, and so we … Continue reading →
American Geophysical Union + Chinese Academy of Sciences 24 October 2018 James Hansen I was privileged to give one of the keynote talks at the first joint meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences … Continue reading →
By George Harvey Freedom of speech? Imagine being in at a really great indoor rock concert. You got a really good seat, about five rows back from the stage and right in the center of the theater. Exiting out will … Continue reading →
We could prevent New York Magazine’s climate change doomsday scenario, but keep voting not to. New York Magazine has stirred up a firestorm of debate by publishing a worst-case scenario for climate change this week, “The Uninhabitable Earth” by David … Continue reading →
The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed To Reverse Global Warming Review by Nancy Rae Mallery, Publisher, Green Energy Times Most of us realize that we are facing the greatest challenge humanity has ever had to deal with. It is climate … Continue reading →
How Cities, Businesses, and Citizens Can Save the Planet Edited by Paul Hawken, Penguin Books, 2017, 240 pages, $22.00 Book review by N. R. Mallery This is the second book I want to share with readers in this important edition … Continue reading →
Shortsighted Decision Puts Onus and Opportunities on States to Act Yesterday’s announcement by President Donald Trump to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement is a deeply shortsighted move. “This decision not only fails to protect vulnerable people … Continue reading →
A Major Climate And Jobs Initiative In Partnership With The Worker Institute At Cornell University Ilr’s School And Climate Jobs Nyto Help Create 40,000 Clean Energy Jobs By 2020 Initiative Will Accelerate Renewable Energy Growth With up to $1.5 Billion … Continue reading →