A view that the world’s leading electricity fuel—and major contributor to climate change—is running out
Resilience links: Waste water, water storage, and cooperatives
Water storage could help during droughts and floods, and ….
Can geoengineering halt sea-level rise?
New study finds that extreme approaches work best, but come with risks
Read: “Beyond the Limits to Growth”
a chapter by Richard Heinberg from “The Post Carbon Reader”
Dangerous heat waves to worsen, even with strong climate action
Efforts to keep warming to no more than 2 degrees Celsius won’t be enough to avoid scorchers, study says
Read: “Is the global economy a Ponzi scheme?”
We’re using up the planet, “we’re targeting our own children and grandchildren.” Yep—it’s a Ponzi scheme
Read: “Far North”
an “eco-fi” novel by Marcel Theroux
Cutting soot could buy the world time on slashing emissions
Tackling soot is a short-term measure that could help us out in the long run
Big Oil now a small fry, Enormous Oil gaining power
The share of the world’s oil produced and controlled by private companies like Exxon and Chevron has shrunk a lot in the past few decades—but they still wield a lot of power
Asian water shortages may not be as bad as previously thought
New research suggests that Asian rivers won’t run dry as the planet heats up—but tens of millions will still suffer severe shortages
