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America is witnessing the birth of a new industrial policy. Here’s how to make sure it benefits workers and entrepreneurs across the country, not just a handful of superstar urban regions
Commentary
America is witnessing the birth of a new industrial policy. Here’s how to make sure it benefits workers and entrepreneurs across the country, not just a handful of superstar urban regions
By Xavier de Souza Briggs and Mark MuroSeptember 9, 2022
Professional engineers carrying the laptop working in crypto mine.
Regulators
U.S. crypto operations consume as much electricity as home computers, says White House 
By Leo SchwartzSeptember 8, 2022
Torrential rains are forcing CEOs in India’s Silicon Valley to ride tractors to work
Environment
Torrential rains are forcing CEOs in India’s Silicon Valley to ride tractors to work
By Saritha Rai and BloombergSeptember 7, 2022
This little-discussed provision in the Inflation Reduction Act just established the world’s largest green lending program
Commentary
This little-discussed provision in the Inflation Reduction Act just established the world’s largest green lending program
By Andrei ChernyAugust 22, 2022
Nancy Pelosi
Politics
House approves Inflation Reduction Act, giving Biden a back-from-the-dead triumph on climate, health care and economy
By Alan Fram and The Associated PressAugust 12, 2022
ESG critics could be leaving money on the table–and missing an opportunity to make a real impact
Commentary
ESG critics could be leaving money on the table–and missing an opportunity to make a real impact
By Jonathan RoseAugust 12, 2022
Child care is out, climate is in: Here’s what got axed—and didn’t—from Biden’s big bill, with Manchin and Simena’s sign-off
Politics
Child care is out, climate is in: Here’s what got axed—and didn’t—from Biden’s big bill, with Manchin and Simena’s sign-off
By Colin LodewickAugust 8, 2022
Mexico's president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
Finance
‘We won’t produce beer in the north—that’s over’: Mexico’s president sounds the alarm over drought and climate change
By Max de Haldevang, Andrea Navarro and BloombergAugust 8, 2022
An injured tiny turtle defecated plastic for 6 days after being rescued by an Australian zoo: ‘They’re just consuming it as their first initial food’
Environment
An injured tiny turtle defecated plastic for 6 days after being rescued by an Australian zoo: ‘They’re just consuming it as their first initial food’
By Erin PraterJuly 31, 2022
businessman drawing trees on the sky
Environment
What boards actually think about ESG proposals
By Lance LambertJuly 29, 2022
Kylie Jenner
Tech
If you thought Kylie Jenner’s 17-minute flight was outrageously short, Elon Musk’s jet frequently takes 5-minute flights, says plane-tracking teen
By Alice HearingJuly 28, 2022
A new generation of data scientists could be our best weapon against climate change
Commentary
A new generation of data scientists could be our best weapon against climate change
By Weiwei PanJuly 22, 2022
Firefighters at the scene of a blaze in the village of Wennington, east London
Lifestyle
London firefighters plunged back into Second World War times due to record-breaking heatwave
By Chloe TaylorJuly 20, 2022
The Supreme Court limited EPA authority, but investors and consumers are still driving sustainability forward
Leadership
The Supreme Court limited EPA authority, but investors and consumers are still driving sustainability forward
By Aman KidwaiJuly 1, 2022
The world needs to redefine sustainability in the blue food sector
Commentary
The world needs to redefine sustainability in the blue food sector
By Fiorenza MicheliJune 29, 2022
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DOJ is turning to an ancient body of law to capture Iranian oil tankers. It’s been so long since the U.S. used it, 'we’d have to conduct a séance'placeholder alt text
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An 87-year-old American billionaire bought the first Ferrari Luce for $40 million, and the purchase could save him $13 million in taxesplaceholder alt text
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