The battle for a livable future is a battle against fossil fuels. Right now, it's all hands on deck.

“There is no scenario to limit warming to 1.5°C that does not include the rapid phase out of fossil fuels.”

Adam McKay's new movie isn't about climate change -- it's about an oncoming comet -- but it captures, like no work of art has, some of the strange & vertiginous aspects of being a climate hawk.

I talk with a scholar & activist in Australia who has spent her career thinking about how communities can share in the benefits of renewable energy development, thus securing their support & speeding up the process.

by Yair Reem, Partner at Extantia Capital

In the spirit of transparency, we are publishing as much of the contents of our quarterly letter to our Limited Partners (the investors in our MCJ Collective venture funds) as allowable from a confidentiality standpoint. Here is our full public report from Q3 2023, consolidating updates for both our Fund I (“MCJ 2020 & 2022 Opportunities”) and Fund II (“MCJ 2023”). You can always view our publicly announced MCJ Collective investments on our

In a terrifying summer, a search for safety

It's what happens in between meetings that matters

An entire operation grinds to a halt...

The Media and Wildfire.

I promise, you'll be utterly shocked

Global climate policy evaluated with two simple figures

+ fine-tuning my question, "what is left if we lose it all"...(same same)

Let’s help each other out here - sustainable, experience-orientated, low-carbon miles, life-enhancing present suggestions. I’m happy for you to …

This year's hot temps are part of a slow warming trend on a planet where far more people die from cold than from heat, and where we need fossil fuels to protect us from both.

During Thursday's debate with Ron DeSantis, Gavin Newsom repeated several of his favorite myths about energy and climate. Here are answers to those and some of his other favorites.

The planetary crisis and your career: 12 key insights.

What the Fifth National Climate Assessment tells us about urgency and vision

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So I have a couple of awesome Messing with Maps posts teed up for y’all, but realized I should probably get this thread going before gift-giving…

Putting different battery chemistries in their place

In this article we are excited to introduce Kush Sutaria, an Aeronautical Engineer with experience working with Li-ion batteries in aircraft and spacecraft. Ever wondered about batteries in space? This is just the article for you, covering all the rules, regulations and realities of how space batteries are engineered to be maximally energy dense and minimally risky.

In the 60s and 70s the Dutch government was building car-centered cities. Here's how and why they pivoted.

This weekend's voluntary pledge by oil and gas companies is a distraction. It also misses the biggest source of methane emissions.

From lifeless insects on pins, lessons for the living. But are we worthy?

A new suite of subscriber benefits to celebrate Chasing Nature's first year

The $500 billion windfall shoring up EU supplies

Listen now | My inaugural episode as cohost of Mongabay's Newscast

Unhealthy smoke concentrations are expected in the Hudson Valley on Wednesday afternoon.

Early 2024 will offer a better chance for snow days than December in the Hudson Valley.

A controversial proposal that would harm batteries will be considered by the ERCOT Board on Thursday

ERCOT wants massive penalties for the most dispatchable and flexible resource, while the PUC tries to protect consumers and the grid

Cruise industry watching closely as El Nino heralds multiple hurricanes.

Don't miss a single story of the best from Callaway Climate Insights.

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My words to the court after conviction.

And you thought your life was weird…

Ant and Dec "have a powerful voice...they could do something really impressive here"

Wheelbarrow race for food bank chosen over hunt parade

Here's Everything We Know That Can Help.

Scientists Warn About The Overuse Of Disinfectants. Here's What To Know Before You Wipe Down.

Being able to accurately gauge the potential size of a rapidly growing market is vital if investors aren’t to waste precious capital developing businesses, especially if better risk-adjusted opportunities are available elsewhere. The voluntary carbon market (VCM) is one such business where investors periodically question just how big the market could become.

“Bottom fishing is a popular investor pastime, but it’s usually the fisherman who gets hooked. Trying to catch the bottom on a falling stock is like trying to catch a falling knife. It’s normally a good idea to wait until the knife hits the ground and sticks, then vibrates for a while and settles down before you try to grab it. Grabbing a rapidly falling stock results in painful surprises, because inevitably you grab it in the wrong place.”

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The 7 inches of rain that fell in NYC is not evidence of climate change... nor was the 8 inches that fell in 1882 at ~290ppm of atmospheric CO2.

How Science's Moving Targets Paint a Portrait of Urgency

We are still fighting—come join us.

Court victory in Montana and New Cases in California and the European Court of Human Rights Are Hugely Positive Developments for the Planet