Steve Ghan - Tumbleweird (Page 2)

Climate tipping points

“One of the scariest scenarios of climate change is the potential for climate tipping points.”

The Social Cost of Carbon

“Carbon dividends protect the poor from the impact of the carbon fee.”

Ministry for the Future

“Kim Stanley Robinson’s Ministry for the Future is one of the better CliFi books.”

Climate grief internalized

“I’m trying to save this for these people I love.”

Carbon offsets: a path to net zero emissions or just greenwashing?

“Not all carbon offset technologies are equal.”

‘Walk the talk’: Reduce your own greenhouse gas emissions

“Here's how to estimate your personal carbon footprint, how to reduce it, and what to do about the carbon emissions you haven’t eliminated.”

Now is a time for healing, not gloating or revenge

“Now is the time for healing, not gloating or revenge, which would only lead to more acrimony.”

The Election

‘Twas the third of November and all through the land, Not a voter was sure their slate’s win was at hand. Polls suggested that Biden was far in the

An Interview with David Spaulding

“The bicycle is a simple solution to some of the world’s most complicated problems.”

An Interview with Tobaski Snipes

“If people decide to remember me at all, I would like to be as one that loves life, that literally lives the life that I've chosen. That I’ve shown people that you can accomplish the same things out of love and respect that you can out of hate and anger, so choose to love.”

What can the COVID-19 pandemic teach us about preventing climate change?

“Given the global obsession with protecting ourselves and our loved ones from the pandemic, it might seem inappropriate to mention climate change at this time. But April 22 was Earth Day, so let’s talk about what the pandemic can tell us about preventing climate change.”

Our world after COVID-19

What might our world look like after lessons from COVID-19 have been acted upon?

Working together to save the earth

Our global home is threatened by human activities driving global warming, acidification of the ocean, widespread species extinction, and exhaustion of limited and irreplaceable natural resources. These disastrous impacts are

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