The 5 biggest shifts since the Paris climate talks
Gauging the trickle-down effects of high-level international policy is never easy.
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Gauging the trickle-down effects of high-level international policy is never easy.
Tigers are one of the world's most iconic animals, and yet also one of the most endangered.
Before I blast the NGO community, let me say I consider them as a good friend.
From New York to Shanghai, cities across the globe are swelling, compounding social and environmental sustainability challenges.
Agriculture is at an inflection point, to borrow a phrase from the technology industry (and math) when it realized the world was changing direction.
In 1980, I was born in a small county hospital in Washington, Iowa.
Food waste is bad for our wallets. It’s also bad for the environment — the equivalent of throwing away the water, energy and other resources that go into growing it in the first place.
The signing of the Paris Agreement last month, and the subsequent announcement out of Beijing of a national moratorium on new coal plant permits, represent a triumph for the societal forces that have aligned and coalesced over the past decade to fight climate change.
Surfing is synonymous with riding waves all day, jamming to Jack Johnson, chilling around a beach bonfire by night and sleeping in a VW van before doing it all over again.
You don’t meet chief economists every day, which used to be a source of comfort to me.