In the inaugural edition of Climate Change Weekly, we check out: Controversial comments from London’s mayor. England’s environment secretary vows action after a visit from climate activist Greta Thunberg. Talk of a climate-focused debate continues among Democratic presidential candidates. A look at how New York City may deal with rising seas. Melting permafrost is the…

In this edition of Climate Change Weekly: A few presidential candidates unveil climate/climate-related plans. The UK declares a climate emergency while a committee pushes for net zero emissions. Indonesia wants to move its capital away from Jakarta, which is sinking. A look at how food affects climate change. The House votes to pass Climate Action…

In this edition of Climate Change Weekly: A new report finds nature on an unprecedented decline, with accelerating extinction rates. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden seeking “middle ground” climate policy. Iceland is using a new method to fight climate change. The more Republicans hear about the Green New Deal, the more they decide they don’t…

Clean energy will transform the global energy system by 2030, and solar and EVs are providing “hope for the way forward,” according to the IEA’s new “World Energy Outlook 2023,” released today. The International Energy Agency (IEA) describes a global energy system in 2030 that includes almost 10 times as many EVs on the…

In this edition of Climate Change Weekly: Atmospheric carbon dioxide hits a new high. Ice loss is seen deep into Antarctica. Elizabeth Warren seeks US military preparedness and accountability for climate change. Jay Inslee unveils his Evergreen Economy Plan. Climate change is a key topic in today’s Australian election. And more… Early this week, there…

In this edition of Climate Crisis Weekly: Sea level rise could be even worse than feared. The US is a “hotbed” of climate change denial. The GOP touts innovation as a climate solution, then votes against energy research bill. An extensive look at how the Midwest is confronting the climate crisis. The recent landmark report…

In this edition of Climate Crisis Weekly: The Greens gain seats in EU elections. Greenpeace issues climate grades for the 2020 US presidential candidates. Looking into the increase of methane in the atmosphere. Calls for Harvard to divest from fossil fuels. How threatened Singapore is responding to the climate challenge. And more… European Parliament elections…

Pew Research Center surveyed nearly 11,000 American adults in March, and here’s what its survey revealed about how Americans view climate change. Being that the US is the second-largest emitter of CO2 in the world behind China, how Americans view climate change impacts the entire world. This is what Pew found. Nearly 7 in…

Texas solar and wind are going to double by 2035, but if the state’s grid isn’t upgraded, then all that power is going to go to waste, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). The EIA’s analysis released this month, A Case Study of Transmission Limits on Renewables Growth in Texas, found that…

BMW Group, Ford Motor Company and American Honda Motor Co., Inc. have entered into an agreement to create ChargeScape, LLC, a new equally-owned company that will create a single, cost-effective platform connecting electric utilities, automakers and interested electric vehicle customers. Benefiting both EV customers and the electric…