Carbon Gridlock: India Stalls, U.S. Backslides, China Turns a Corner
As the world’s carbon giants veer off in different directions, India’s climate crossroads spotlights the gaps, contradictions, and urgency in the emissions battle.
California Court Upholds Landmark Climate Disclosure Laws
A federal judge’s ruling this week cemented California’s position as a national leader in corporate climate accountability.
US Bolsters Domestic Critical Minerals Supply with $1 Billion in Funding
The funding aims to boost domestic mining, processing, and manufacturing, thereby reducing the country’s reliance on foreign sources for the critical minerals
Climate Safeguard Faces Repeal in EPA’s Regulatory Retreat
The Trump administration’s EPA is moving to repeal a foundational climate regulation, signaling a sharp retreat from established science and sparking widespread concern among experts.
Many hits, some misses at COP29
At COP29, the Baku leadership chose to bypass the inter-governmental process of discussions and debates to push through agreement on rules that are more or less the same.
Turning the green tide
Many framers across the country swiftly learned how to produce more regional indigenous crops, including millets.
