Beware the Orwellian Trap
In which I sidle up to the edge and take a peek down the climate conspiracy rabbit hole. (2800 words)
Come for the science, stay for the stories. Because we need both.
In which I sidle up to the edge and take a peek down the climate conspiracy rabbit hole. (2800 words)
The stuff in the ground only has value today if investors believe it will be burned tomorrow. What happens if those beliefs start to change? (2500 words)
Our experience of the weather is true, but our knowledge of the climate is objective. Why is that distinction so important? (1900 words)
The technological train of energy market disruption has left the station. How fast will it pick up speed? (3200 words)
How big might the bubble be, and who gets hurt if it pops? The trillion pound gorilla. (2200 words)
How can we sail against the climate headwinds currently blowing out of Washington? It can help to remind ourselves there are always countercurrents beneath the surface. (1200 words)
Marshall Islands, July 2016. (8000 words)