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2024/52 Andreas Rasche_New York’s New Climate Superfund Act
2024/52 Ben Rattenbury_The Rapid Spread of Article 6 Trading
2024/52 Celeste Saulo_26 of 29 Extreme Weather Events Intensified by Climate Change
2024/52 Charles Cozette_Do Science Based Targets “Grandfather” Emissions Rights to Existing Emitters
2024/52 Charlotte Streck_Don’t Throw Shorter-Term Removals Out With the Bathwater
2024/52 Craig Foster_Oblivia Coalmine’s Christmas Message
2024/52 Darius Nassiry_Are Data Centers Already Stressing the Electric Grid?
2024/52 Darius Nassiry_Report - Urgent Pathways for Resilient Development
2024/52 Ilissa Ocko_It’s a Big Deal for the U.S. to Specify how Methane Factors Into Its 2035 NDC
2024/52 Joao Morim_The Problem With Peer Review
2024/52 Joseph Gelfer_Building Awareness is No Longer a Legitimate Theory of Change
2024/52 Joseph Gelfer_Is the New York Superfund Law Good News?
2024/52 Lionel Trebuchon_40% of World Shipping is Fossil Fuel Related
2024/52 Martin Gallardo_Climate Change Minus the BS
2024/52 Michael Barnard_China is Crushing EV and Renewables Targets, But Not Nuclear
2024/52 Mikkel Larsen_What Should Buyers of Carbon Credits Expect From Offsets
2024/52 Peter Sainsbury_Why Economic Growth is Important for the Environment
2024/52 Roger Hallam_Civil Resistance is the Only Answer
2024/52 Sean Hacking_Planting a Trillion Trees Won’t Make Much Difference
2024/52 Steffen Muller_Your Double Materiality Assessment is Useless
2024/52 Steve Milloy_The Earth Has Cooled Over 485 Million Years
2024/52 Tim Reidel_Why We’re Still Ignoring the AMOC