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May
20
As Australia Heads to the Polls, a Look at Greenwashing & CSS
By Lyndal Rowlands, in Australia Australia is about to hold its first federal election since record-breaking bushfires - fueled at
13 min read
May
13
On Demand and Services, with Economist Joyashree Roy (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 5)
I wrote last month about the way that chapter 5 of the IPCC Mitigation report challenged some long-held beliefs. This
15 min read
Apr
28
Behind the Scenes of the IPCC: A Deep Dive into the Earth Negotiations Bulletin (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 4)
A few days after every IPCC report is released the good folks at the Earth Negotiations Bulletin (ENB) publish a
2 min read
Apr
19
On Climate, the Public Holds Two Sticks: Activism and Litigation (IPCC mitigation report, part 3)
Particularly since the 2018 round of IPCC reports there's been an uptick in climate activism and now the IPCC itself
8 min read
Apr
18
New Drilled Season on the Gas Industry: The New Climate Villains
Welcome to a new season of Drilled! This is part 2 of our season on the gas industry. In part
1 min read
Apr
12
The Technical Summary Kinda Slaps (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 2)
All month long I'll be slowly making my way through the IPCC report and highlighting pieces I think folks should
10 min read
Apr
08
More on the IPCC Report: Economics, Conflicts of Interest, Media Manipulation & More
Drilled IPCC 1 mixdown0:00/41:061× The audio companion to Part 1 includes both Joyashree Roy and Julia
26 min read
Apr
05
Debunking Demand (IPCC Mitigation Report, Part 1)
IPCC Mitigation Report 2022 Analysis—Part One: Debunking Demand, an Ode to Chapter Five.
8 min read
Mar
31
Michael Shellenberger on Energy Poverty, Climate Alarmism, and Being a Professional Contrarian
As promised, today a bonus Drilled episode featuring an interview with Michael Shellenberger shortly after his book Apocalypse Never came
1 min read
Mar
30
The Worst Possible Candidate for Governor
Today a new episode of The Joe Rogan Experience drops featuring climate delay grifter extraordinaire Michael Shellenberger, who apparently is
16 min read