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Is It Possible to Go to Too Many UN Climate Conferences?
Laetitia De Marez has been to 17 Conferences of the Parties, or COPs. Her run spans more than half of these global gatherings, where priorities and policy are hammered out to combat the climate crisis. At her first — COP8 in New Dehli, India in 2002 — De Marez joined…
The Costly, Job-Killing Narrative on Climate Change Is Over
A landmark bill introduced in the Senate that includes historical climate and energy investments doesn’t have climate in its title at all.
This Earth Day, RMI Remembers 40 years of Planet-Saving Action
In April 1970, millions of Americans gathered to protest a planet in peril. It was an era when the poisoning of our environment was visible and tangible: smokestack emissions darkened skies, industrial runoff tainted rivers and lakes, and trash tarnished landscapes. The moment birthed an era of transformative regulations —…
United Airlines Talks Sustainability
As one of the hardest-to-abate sectors of the economy, aviation’s path to net-zero carbon emissions faces technological and financial hurdles for companies looking to decarbonize.
Five Things that Rang True for Climate and Energy Experts in Don’t Look Up
Don’t Look Up—the most popular movie on Netflix right now—satirizes the inability of humankind to grapple with the climate crisis.