The Carbon Wave: How Three Unlikely Allies Forged Landmark Climate Legislation

How media disruption undermines climate science communication and justice

The article examines how digital disruption has transformed the media landscape over the past two decades, leading to declining trust in new

Why Climate Politics Matters: The Interplay of Policy, Power, and Social Context

This book excerpt examines the inherently political nature of climate change mitigation. It argues that politics is often misunderstood and

Science Fiction's Warning: Geoengineering Lessons from Frank Herbert's Dune

This article explores the concept of geoengineering and terraforming through the lens of science fiction, particularly Frank Herbert's Dune

From Climate Catastrophism to Pragmatism: An Evolving Perspective on Climate Risk

The author reflects on his evolution from being a climate catastrophist to adopting a more pragmatic approach to climate change. He acknowle

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Brown University Study Exposes Oil-Funded Legal Campaign Against Offshore Wind Energy

A Brown University report reveals how oil-funded groups and their connected law firms are using strategic harassment, bogus lawsuits, and di