Beyond Thrifting: How Green Consumption Masks Systemic Climate Failure
Green consumption, such as thrifting, can reduce waste but often diverts attention from the larger, systemic failures in production and policy that drive
March 12, 2026
Greenhouse Gases
Biden Restores California’s Vehicle Pollution Standards After Trump Rollbacks
The Biden administration reinstated California’s stricter vehicle‑pollution standards, overturning Trump rollbacks and setting a nationwide benchmark for cleaner air, reduced greenhouse‑gas emissions, and
March 5, 2026
Biden’s COP27 Speech: Climate Commitments and Global Leadership
President Joe Biden’s COP27 address outlined the United States’ 2030 emissions target, pledged climate finance, and called for collective global leadership to accelerate
March 4, 2026
Big Oil CEOs Accused of Lying to Congress—Why Accountability Matters for the Planet
Big Oil CEOs have been accused of providing false testimony to Congress, a breach of accountability that threatens climate goals, public trust, and
February 27, 2026
Are Climate Activists Going Too Far—or Not Far Enough?
The debate over whether climate activists are pushing too hard or not hard enough hinges on the scale of the climate crisis, the
February 27, 2026
Biden Resumes Oil and Gas Drilling on Public Lands Amid High Energy Prices
The Biden administration has restarted oil and gas leasing on federal lands to ease soaring energy costs, a move that raises complex environmental,
February 25, 2026
