Zeus: Political plan emerges that could end the climate culture debate – for good
Project 2025 would stop the clock on progress toward climate mitigation.
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Trey Thoelcke
ESG risks start filtering into merger deals as disaster costs soar
Plus, new fusion breakthrough leaves investors searching for nuclear plays.
Sizzling pavements a new climate threat; plus Barbie’s English guesthouse visit
And a new mobile phone built to last (instead of exchange).
Renewable deals rack up as oil firms fight for new markets
Let's hope August doesn't continue the summer trend of record heat months.
Private equity’s ESG record reveals troubling trend
Some 80% of energy assets in top PE firms are fossil fuels.
UK’s sudden lurch toward oil a lesson in electoral politics for GOP
Plus, the road to COP28 grows bumpier by the day as China balks on deals.
The climate crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border reaches new heights
Could pollution from the crush of cars finally be the tipping point to fix the border crisis?
Global warming and the makings of a market crisis
This summer’s climate disasters have focused financial minds on the prospects that rapidly changing weather patterns could lead to a market crisis.
Zeus: European election turmoil threatens climate agenda
From Spain to UK to Finland to Brussels, backlash against green transition spreads.
Race against time for Biden’s climate law as it turns a year old
Plus, climate migration in reverse: Americans still flock to Florida.
‘Fire and Rain’ at summer camp in the U.S., plus the Rivian rollout turning heads
And, renewable energy makes its way to the islands.
5 ETFs to Watch Ahead of the Fed Meeting
All eyes are currently on the crucial two-day FOMC meeting (slated to start on Jul 24). The central bank is highly anticipated to lift the interest rates one more time as it ends a…
EU climate lead at risk as Timmermans may depart to run for Dutch PM
LONDON (Callaway Climate Insights) — Climate shocker in Europe earlier today after EU climate envoy Frans Timmermans said he plans to run for prime minister in his home country, the Netherlands, whose government just collapsed. Timmermans, the architect…
What a company’s Implied Temperature Rise can – and can’t – tell investors
Data measuring a company's emissions against the Paris global warming goals is wildly inefficient.
Carbon capture deals gain traction as climate pressure soars
Plus, a new way to expand the overtaxed U.S. electric grid.
Wall Street shifting gears back to climate finance after ESG backlash
After record heat all week, today could be the hottest day in the history of the Earth, until tomorrow.
The unavoidable greenwashing of Scope 4 emissions
It looks like Scope 4 is tailor-made for companies’ marketing departments.
Endgame in startup EVs begins to play out
Plus, buying enriched uranium from Russia, EV demand is booming and what is an ecosystem?
Latin America preps for a drastic hurricane season, exacerbated by climate change
El Niño can throw a wrench in the forecast, but even one can be catastrophic.
Sanctions? What sanctions? U.S. pays billions to Russia for nuclear fuel
America’s reactors need enriched uranium from Russia. And Putin needs dollars for his war in Ukraine.