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Politicization is ‘deconstructing’ ESG—and the ‘E’ is winning, argues former presidential candidate
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Politicization is ‘deconstructing’ ESG—and the ‘E’ is winning, argues former presidential candidate

By Nicholas Gordon and Alan Murray
March 18, 2024
SEC Chair Gary Gensler
Finance

SEC chief Gary Gensler is getting hit from all sides on his new climate rule: Conservative AGs smell blood, while environmentalists say it doesn’t go far enough

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March 14, 2024
Affordability, reliability, and industrial competitiveness will make or break the net-zero transition. Here’s how
Commentary

Affordability, reliability, and industrial competitiveness will make or break the net-zero transition. Here’s how

By Mekala Krishnan, Daniel Pacthod and Sven Smit
March 14, 2024
Uber is prodding its riders to choose hybrid or electric—but its new feature masks the dark truth about ride-sharing
Lifestyle

Uber is prodding its riders to choose hybrid or electric—but its new feature masks the dark truth about ride-sharing

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March 12, 2024
Justice, transition, and nature-based solutions: Here’s how we move beyond the backlash and refocus the climate finance conversation on what matters most
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Justice, transition, and nature-based solutions: Here’s how we move beyond the backlash and refocus the climate finance conversation on what matters most

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March 12, 2024
Pedestrians shelter from the rain and the wind under umbrellas, as they walk by the sculpture depicting Joan of Arc in France.
Environment

Europe faces at least 36 major climate risks and is the world’s fastest-warming continent, EU’s environmental watchdog warns

By Carlos Mureithi, Dana Beltaji and The Associated Press
March 12, 2024
Sweden, Resö: View to the sailing harbour of the island Resö.
Environment

Swedish heat pump maker Aira aims to break European homes’ dependency on natural gas: “That’s the only enemy we have,” says CEO

By Olivia Rudgard and Bloomberg
March 12, 2024
Eco-terrorists strike $1 billion blow against Tesla plant in Germany and Rivian halts $5 billion Georgia factory as activists cheer
Tech

Eco-terrorists strike $1 billion blow against Tesla plant in Germany and Rivian halts $5 billion Georgia factory as activists cheer

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March 8, 2024
Left-for-dead uranium mines are being revived as prices soar, countries eye nuclear power to address climate change
Environment

Left-for-dead uranium mines are being revived as prices soar, countries eye nuclear power to address climate change

By Jacob Lorinc, Maria Clara Cobo and Bloomberg
March 3, 2024
Elderly elephant
Environment

Climate change could be coming for the elephants, study shows

By Ray Ndlovu and Bloomberg
March 1, 2024
Young women are pranking their dads by saying they’re going to work on oil rigs. The responses are heartwarming: ‘Money can’t bring your life back.’
Lifestyle

Young women are pranking their dads by saying they’re going to work on oil rigs. The responses are heartwarming: ‘Money can’t bring your life back.’

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February 27, 2024
Large electricity pylons at sunset
Companies

Texas Bitcoin miner sues feds over energy survey: ‘We don’t want politics infecting data’

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February 27, 2024
Sustainability policies complicate the WTO’s work–and make it more indispensable than ever
Commentary

Sustainability policies complicate the WTO’s work–and make it more indispensable than ever

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February 26, 2024
With AI forcing data centers to consume more energy, software that hunts for clean electricity across the globe gains currency
Tech

With AI forcing data centers to consume more energy, software that hunts for clean electricity across the globe gains currency

By Naureen S. Malik and Bloomberg
February 25, 2024
BP manager’s husband pleads guilty to insider trading after eavesdropping on his wife’s conversations while they both worked from home
Finance

BP manager’s husband pleads guilty to insider trading after eavesdropping on his wife’s conversations while they both worked from home

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February 23, 2024

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