By Joel Stronberg, Civil Notion
The one thing I am sure of, however, is that there’s too much hedging going on both in politics and the private market. We’ll never prevail in keeping below the temperature thresholds scientists are warning of by hedging climate defense investments with continuing investments in fossil fuels.
By Joe Romm, Climate Progress
Climate action has been repeatedly drowned by a devastating surge and flood of money from the fossil fuel industry — nearly $2 billion in lobbying since 2000 alone.
By Albert Bates, The Great Change
There is a psychology that sets in once the corner is turned on fossil investments that may make a big difference in the political debate about climate change.
By Fred Pearce, Yale Environment 360
From an oil chill in the financial world to the recent U.S.-China agreement on climate change, recent developments are raising a question that might once have been considered unthinkable: Could this be the beginning of a long, steady decline for the oil and coal industries?