Betting on China’s green transformation; plus Norway’s all-electric future is now
And the emissions-saving potential of your new dishwasher.
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Trey Thoelcke
Microsoft fusion deal an early sign Big Tech sees renewable energy like AI
Is Microsoft’s deal to buy renewable energy generated by nuclear fusion just another in a long list of tech moonshots? Plus, are land-locked countries subject to sea-level rise risk?
Forget ‘woke’ investors; free market raising the climate cost in Florida, Texas
Insurance companies use math, not politics, and their homeowner rates tell the climate risk story.
Electric vehicle sales are soaring. So why is Warren Buffett selling?
Plus, impact investing startups and valuations dropped last month as spooked VCs pulled back.
An energy twist to the same old EV story; plus, private jet ban at Schiphol Airport
And New York's vegan mayor seeks to slash food emissions.
Like climate fight itself, new Green King Charles’s legacy is on the clock
King Charles has a small window of time in which to make a difference on his favorite passion — the environment.
Grant Canary’s wildfire recovery startup reborn as biodiversity gets hot
Mast Reforestation, formally Droneseed, now more seed than drone.
Debt crisis portends volatile May for climate law, renewable stocks
Plus, Lordstown Motors woes spread to other EV startups, and why you might need to pay an annual fee for your EV.
Gas wars in New York are anything but natural
Plus: States move to halt attack of the killer leaf blowers.
As China’s electric vehicle dominance grows, U.S. political obstacles loom large
Political animosity in Washington D.C. over China and renewable energy is about to get a lot worse.
Has anti-ESG backlash made corporate America less green?
Why climate activists must take a page from Apartheid protests to deal with dissenters.
AI triggers demand for the new climate thing, but don’t sell renewables short
Plus, why President Biden's election bid will be a street fight over global warming.
Heavier cars. Lighter wine bottles and baseballs. Global warming making its mark.
Plus, what happened to all those hotel shampoo bottles?
Tesla on the defensive will be a business case study for the ages. What Musk must do.
Watching Elon Musk and Tesla circle the electric wagons around their shrinking market share in EVs will be one of the wildest case studies in monopolies of this young century.
Streaming Fatigue: 39% Cancel Subscriptions and 55% Join New Services
By Alex Kerai The last year has seen the launch of major series The Last of Us and Poker Face along with the return of juggernauts Ted Lasso and You—all of which appear across multiple major streaming platforms. But with rising inflation contributing…
Letter from Latin America: Mining companies change ESG tune after banner year
From Brazil to Chile to Peru, investing in ESG rises as commodity prices slip.
Offshore wind projects in Eastern U.S. face new obstacle
Plus, who wins and who loses in the great race for government electric vehicle subsidies.
Climate law’s costs trigger backlash, and election problems for Manchin
As his popularity at home plunges, Manchin attacks the act he wrote.
California’s water deadline on Colorado River tests Newsom’s leadership
Biden deadline will impose harsh cuts unless the state stops playing politics.
Here’s how investors really behave at a ‘woke’ mutual fund firm
ESG strategies not nearly as popular as publicity suggests.