Monthly Archives: October 2021

Source: Big Oil Is Winning Big This Week | The New Republic

Source: Can net zero be translated into real action? – Climate & Capital Media

The climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, the most important since 2015, may go down in history as a milestone or as another exercise in frustration, depending on whether or not it resolves the thorny Source: COP26: The Roadmap Plotting the … Continue reading →

Source: In BBC radio address, Francis urges radical decisions, rapid action on climate at COP26 | Earthbeat | National Catholic Reporter

Source: A Little More Than Kin — Richard Powers

Source: Biden’s Climate Framework Is Amazing and Disappointing – The Atlantic

Source: Opinion | The Moral Chasm That Has Opened Up Between Left and Right Is Widening – The New York Times

Source: Opinion | Greta Thunberg Has Given Up on Politicians – The New York Times

The High-level Dialogue on Energy and the international climate process are united in pursuit of net-zero emissions by 2050. Saudi Arabia has joined more than 130 countries that have set or are considering a target of reducing emissions to net … Continue reading →

Source: What Big Oil knew about climate change, in its own words