New data shows how fossil fuel companies have driven climate crisis despite industry knowing dangers

The left should embrace de-growth, but it’s the rich that need to sacrifice…

Governor Jay Inslee exposed as a climate change hypocrite.

Elizabeth Peredo Beltrán (Bolivia) Translated by: Mark Cramer (Paris) These days I am immersed in rage, pain and despair. The Amazon is in flames, the Chiquitanía is gravely wounded and beneath the fires, many of our hopes●●●

We know who’s responsible for the climate crisis: rich people. Nowhere is this clearer than in aviation, with billionaires’ private jets ravaging the planet. We need to ban them now.

Categorised in: The Water Paradigm and a new way forward Published: 8 Jun 2019 Given the impasse in climate politics, maybe it is time to reframe the problem and start again. One way of doing this is …

Nearly half a century after the Clean Air Act instituted the world’s most stringent emissions controls, the problem of air pollution is far from being solved in the US or anywhere else. Pollution has proved much more persistent, and exposure to it much more damaging, than anyone expected. Today, 91 percent of people worldwide live in areas where air pollution levels exceed the World Health Organization’s recommended limits. The result is a global health emergency, as three new books reveal in sobering detail.