Should Oil Companies Really Be Avoiding Lawsuits?
Oil companies are trying to avoid lawsuits for past malpractice. Ethan considers if deflecting is actually a good financial decision for them.
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Carbon Accounting: Today’s System Just Isn’t Adding Up
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Carbon Accounting: Today’s System Just Isn’t Adding Up
As we cut carbon emissions, we must track of our progress. Carbon accounting aims to do that, but the practice is facing some growing pains.
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Amazing! BlackRock Helps Pass New Climate Resolution at Occidental Petroleum, AND They Bought Them a Dual-Flush Toilet!
The climate resolution sounds cool, but check out this new water-conserving toilet!
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Six Big Banks Pledged to Slash Emissions. Now They’re Being Subpoenaed.
Six banks were subpoenaed over their net-zero pledges, which seems to be a financial move for these historically fossil fuel backers.
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New Loss and Damage Fund Is Actually a Win-Win
A new fund to help developing countries recovering from climate change was created at COP27. Why is this beneficial even for the U.S.?
