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Is the UN Ocean Conference Actually Doing Enough to Save Our Seas?

Look, down on the ground, things are moving fast, but are they moving fast enough? The upcoming UN Ocean Conference in Nice is promising a lot—big words, lofty goals, and a lot of stakeholders talking […]

Ecology

Nature-Positive Finance Gains Speed in 2025

Elena Ramirez

In 2025, the buzz around nature-positive finance isn’t just chatter anymore. It’s turning into real money, real projects, and real change. Look, down on the ground, what folks really care about is whether this stuff […]

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USDA Disaster Relief Announced for Farmers

Dr. Elias Vance

Big dollar figures like $340.6 million in USDA disaster aid are not just about helping farmers—they’re part of a broader, strategic play to stabilize the system, control the narrative on climate disasters, and maintain the […]

Climate

Urban Decarbonization Strategies in the US

Dr. Elias Vance

The official narrative of urban decarbonization in the US relies heavily on optimistic models and assumptions that may not reflect real-world complexities—so don’t buy into the simplified story without digging deeper. Most current efforts target […]

Ecology

US renewable energy transition accelerates rapidly

Dr. Elias Vance

The US energy transition, while highlighted as rapid and unstoppable, is actually more fragile and uneven than headlines suggest—growth in wind has slowed, and solar relies heavily on volatile policies and incentives. Battery storage capacity […]