The Low-Profile Runoff That Could Change Louisiana’s Climate Trajectory
An under-the-radar public service commissioner race has major implications for climate justice in the Gulf South.
Environment
Does Post-Nazi Germany Hold The Secret To Climate Reparations?
As COP27 officials grapple with how to address climate-related “loss and damage,” wealthy countries dodging their financial responsibilities would do better to look to post-war Germany.
The Midterm Issue No One’s Talking About
As voters push to prioritize climate change and fossil fuels spend big on key races, less than one percent of election ads are focused on the environment.
Big Oil’s Banner Quarter
Oil and gas companies posted yet another quarter of record profits for the most recent quarter.
