While Trump puts his fossil fuel interests first, cities, states, and the international community will move towards a clean energy transition, IPS associate fellow Daphne Wysham told the Real News Network.
As the Trump administration continues to falsely claim that fossil fuels are needed for job growth, cities and states can play a larger role in addressing climate change and creating jobs, IPS climate policy expert Basav Sen told Rising Up with Sonali.
As the Trump administration weighs its decision on the Paris Accord, our planet and our pockets remain at risk, Janet Redman tells the Real News Network.
The administration is actively denying climate change, but cities and states are fighting back.
As our climate crisis plays out in increased refugee flows and natural disasters, the government is still wasting money on ineffective, traditional military security.
As Nevada short-circuits its solar boom, the White House gets more committed to renewable energy.
A new movement is putting pressure on people and institutions to dump their investments in dirty energy companies.
We must hold him accountable for living up to his visionary rhetoric and call him out on the shortsightedness of his energy policy.
With several pipeline projects under way, Central Asia is readying itself for a new “Great Game.”
In this crisis Japan’s power generation, energy security, and energy plans have taken perhaps the most profound and protracted blow.