Oil investors at pivot point this summer as clean energy surges
The party in oil and gas stocks that started last year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is clearly over this summer.
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Your ESG fund may beat the market for reasons that have nothing to do with ESG
Most are loaded with growth stocks.
Tesla takeover of emerging U.S. charging network seems unstoppable
Plus, Toyota responds to shareholders with plans for 900–mile battery.
Adding up UAE and Qatar’s bad climate behavior as the orange smoke spreads
U.S. postal fleet eyes $6 billion in savings from switching to EVs.
New York wakes up to climate threat; London will have to wait 4,700 years
Congress is talking about a carbon border tax again.
How climate change will roll through capital markets – an early guide
Insurance rates, municipal bonds, national debt, commodities all will reflect coming disorder.
Zumiez Execs’ Insider Trades Signal Optimism Amid Weak Q1 Results
In the wake of Zumiez's lackluster first-quarter financial report, there is a glimmer of hope for investors.
Paris plastics treaty ensures only one outcome
Plus: Can COP28 go forward without a plan to cut fossil fuels?
U.S.-China climate relations restart with green shipping deal; plus, net-zero lawsuits begin
And Ohio tries to rein in climate teaching in schools.
A silver lining in the failure of climate resolutions at the oil giants
The failure of shareholder climate resolutions designed to reduce pollution from the oil giants in the U.S. and Europe in the past two weeks has left climate activists depressed.
Why Latin America is unlikely to form an OPEC-like cartel for lithium
Demand, regional politics likely to hold back competition with China, Australia.
Manhattan is sinking; plus, the hidden flood dangers of plastic bags
And pumped storage is having a moment, thanks to Congress.
California’s fossil fuel investment ban as reckless as Florida, Texas laws
Plus, insurance companies aren't waiting around for climate change.
Review: ‘Guardians of the Valley: John Muir and the Friendship That Saved Yosemite’
Why we can thank our early environmentalists for the national parks we have today.
Here’s what the top emissions-cutting companies all have in common
Almost all of the U.S. companies making the most progress in reducing their carbon footprints are already reporting the carbon emissions of their supply chains and vendors.
The real reason some ESG funds outperform
Portfolio gaming may lead to premiums over other funds, study finds.
Why it still might take decades for EVs to achieve dominance in the U.S.
Plus, the Tesla battery lawsuit is no stranger to iPhone users.
The silver lining in Europe’s energy crisis as brutal summer begins
In a month where the largest heatwave in memory hit Asia and Canadian wildfires are shutting down vast parts of Alberta and sending oil prices higher, Europe had been relatively unscathed — until deadly…
Zeus: Why investors are betting the climate farm on carbon capture
As heat and oceans rise, we're rolling the dice that technology will save us.
Oil industry capture of COP28 complete with invite of Syria’s Assad
Plus: Best and worst performing electric vehicle stocks this year.