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Of rental properties that if you put more of an onus on landlords that they start to exit the market and you end up with fewer properties and prices being pushed up. And tenants are being adversely affected in a way that they had not intended. The greens dont buy that as an argument, they say insulating homes is good for renters in the long term because it brings down bills and it is good for landlords because it makes their homes better. I am is good for landlords because it makes their homes better. I am ust auoin to makes their homes better. I am ust going to have makes their homes better. ...

Academics have warned that plans to make ecocide an offence in Scotland must avoid “the unintended consequence of punishing employees” instead…

Open access notables It's always a special pleasure to note an article including Skeptical Science's founder John Cook in the author roster. Misinformation and the epistemic integrity of democracy includes not only Cook as a collaborator but also a cast of other familiar authorities on human cognition in connection with climate science, in particlar how our mental equipment struggles with following a continuous thread of truth through a tangled knot of disconnected confusion in the form of misinformation. We're not necessarily very good thinkers in the best of circumstances. We often fail...

New polling reveals overwhelming majority of public in favour of increased use of lawsuits to hold businesses and governments accountable for damage to the environment

The Korean government and companies stand as the defendants at a mock trial for violating the rights of past, present and future generations through their commercial activities. No gavel is put in order, no bench is prepared for judges and no witnesses are boxed. At the courtroom, the public jury instead sits in an arena-like immersive installation comprised of military frontlines, sandbags, oil barrels and barbed wire.