Soon, they may also have to disclose information about how they are dealing with climate change. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on …
On Fox, Donald Trump Calls Climate Change A ‘Hoax’: ‘In The 1920’s They Were Talking … – Forbes
“If you look into the 1920s, they were talking about a global freezing, okay? In other words, the globe was going to freeze.” “And then they go global …
Making Buildings Green May Take a Chunk Out of Climate Change – Bloomberg.com
A simple idea to alter the way structures are powered could have an outsized effect on the fight to slow global warming.
The SEC wants companies to disclose how climate change is affecting them – NPR
Under the rule proposals, companies would be required to share information about their greenhouse gas emissions as well as climate-related risks …
How can journalism get better at covering climate change? Being a bummer might help – Nieman Lab
A new study of social media about a climate change conference found journalists’ negative tweets gained far more traction with users than positive …
New corporate climate change disclosures proposed by SEC | Business | tulsaworld.com
WASHINGTON — Companies would be required to disclose the greenhouse gas emissions they produce and how climate risk affects their business under …
The SEC’s Climate–Change Overreach – WSJ
The SEC’s Climate–Change Overreach. Congress shouldn’t palm off its responsibility for social and economic policy on financial regulators.
Inside the youth-led lawsuit alleging Utah’s complicity in climate change | KSL.com
… in Salt Lake City’s 3rd District Court on Tuesday over fossil fuel-friendly policies they say are fueling climate change and poor air quality.
Climate change and sanctions – The Irish Times
The biggest losers are likely to be action on climate change and the biodiversity crises. Both of these existential crises have suffered from the …
Climate change: IPCC scientists to examine carbon removal in key report – BBC News
This idea will be one of many solutions considered over the next two weeks by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).