On the road to decarbonization, Anthropocene’s latest newsletter is your smart guide. Each edition zeros in on a key issue, filters out the hype, and points you to terrific writing guaranteed to get you thinking.
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To sort or not to sort your recyclables—which is the better climate bet?
Europe bet on sorting discipline, America bet on convenience, and the climate math is still being settled.
Does energy efficiency reduce carbon emissions?
An argument from the 1860’s has profound consequences for modern climate policy.
Will high gas prices lower carbon emissions?
The answer has been ‘no’ in the past. It may finally be ‘yes.’
What’s more carbon-friendly, farmed or wild fish?
Some math for those suffering analysis paralysis in the seafood section
Should the climate fight shift focus from curbing emissions to reducing human suffering?
Bill Gates’ provocative question
Can Trump (or anyone) stop the momentum of the EV revolution?
Someone’s going to be left in the rear-view mirror.
Is greenhushing the new greenwashing? Or something else entirely
Companies used to be accused of faking sustainability via greenwashing. Now some are hiding actual climate progress.
Is there a climate generation gap?
The age groups are aligned in mission, but not necessarily in tactics
Which direction should we be looking for the next source of low-carbon energy?
It depends. Which story would you like?
Who could replace US climate financing?
Decarbonization is a long game with a shifting line-up of players—and funds
