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Just in case you thought activists had reached the bottom of the well of climate absurdity.

As we have no control over international and shipping, all this means that we will have to cut emissions even further domestically.

By Aiden Buzzetti Most Americans have never heard of the International Organization for Standardization. That is exactly how its architects prefer it. While Washington debates energy policy in public, a…

True reason consists in admitting that there are realities greater, more urgent, and more sacred than the planet's thermostat. War forces us to look horror in the face. Let us at least have the decency not to ask for its...

But who is the real target audience of big tech climate propaganda?

Fumbling the narrative: "if there’s a huge source of energy demand that wants to grow, it will land on these stranded fossil fuel assets."

"... tells me he only likes eggs, fish fingers and pancakes ..."

The underlying absurdity is captured in the study’s relentless attention to detail: “biological waste, post-operative length of stay, and inhaled anaesthetic gases” are fingered as carbon culprits...

Are greens market testing a pivot from climate activism to anti-AI activism?

"... It is nearly impossible for the globe to meet ... the Paris Accords without reducing waste from the food system ..."

The more knowledge people have the lower the favorability in my opinion.

U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry lashed out at a reporter who asked him about his “carbon footprint” at the World Economic Forum’s Davos conference on Tuesday.

Guest essay by Vijay Jayaraj Over the past few decades, Indonesia, an archipelagic nation made up of over 17,000 islands, has seen amazing economic progress...

Corporations are increasingly paying third-party organizations to offset their carbon emissions, but what can individuals do to track and offset their carbon footprint? Toohla is a new app created in Chicago that can help...

Sustainability is finally hitting the mainstream, and 2023 is a big year for new sustainable technology and product releases. From factories that suck CO2 straight out of the air to building houses out of mushrooms, 2023...