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Climate roundup: The deluge
As hard as it is to keep up with all the moving targets, we can try. In all the noise these last eight weeks, here are some stories that stood out to me.
Climate roundup: Wildfires in winter
Links to news regarding wildfires and other climate impacts, politics, plastics, research, and a little bit of good news.
Climate roundup: Well, this sucks
Folks, the news is bad. Humanity has crossed seven out of eight global thresholds needed to keep Earth stable and provide a good life for all, according to the Earth Commission report. 87.5% screwed (We Can Fix It, October 31, 2024) ‘No sign’ of promised fossil fuel transition as emissions hit new high (Guardian, November… Continue reading Climate roundup: Well, this sucks
February Climate Roundup: In defense of hope
I listened in on a panel on climate writing, and an audience member asked the writers to weigh in on what author Jenny Offill calls the obligatory note of hope. The writers on the panel agreed: they see neither hope nor the obligation to offer it. I disagree. As I've often said, learning more about… Continue reading February Climate Roundup: In defense of hope
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