Price on Carbon is Pragmatic Because It Reflects Reality
We can price carbon different ways, and we should, because the cost of carbon is unavoidable “Climate Action Policies & Pragmatism’s Two Goals: Pricing Carbon Was Our Political Potemkin…
We can price carbon different ways, and we should, because the cost of carbon is unavoidable “Climate Action Policies & Pragmatism’s Two Goals: Pricing Carbon Was Our Political Potemkin…
I spend a lot of time reading posts and essays and articles about the latest in science and solutions for climate change. The science is fascinating and relevant to my…
Kira Thomsen-Cheek’s Climate Revolution Now understands that climate disaster is coming, but does she understand people? Climate Revolution Now’s recent post, “People Get Ready,” is entirely unignorable, not least because…
Once in a while it is good to look back at what you’ve been doing and reflect on how you got to that work. I’ve been working on the Steep…
Victory is likely; victory fast enough to make a big difference is something else entirely. There’s a lot to do and we need a lot of people to do it.…
No, I’m not talking about the violence of war, although, in my upcoming Over Brooklyn Hills, Book Three in my literary climate fiction series the Steep Climes Quartet, I have…
In the Steep Climes Quartet, my literary climate fiction series that spans from 2026, 2029, 2035, and 2047, one important focus is imaging how we get from where we are…
“On the Urgency of Climate Change, Creating Hope in a Crisis, and the Limits of Western Storytelling: A Roundtable on Our Climate Futures with Libia Brenda, Vandana Singh, Gu Shi,…
Why Bet on Big Oil When Fossil Fuels Are Clearly Not the Future? “The clean energy transition is projected to be a strategic necessity for long-term economic stability, characterized by…
I’d written a post titled “Fun with Apocalypse”, on July 10, 2023, as I was in the last editorial review and rewrite stages for Kill Well, the first book of…