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The rich don't understand we're in an emergency. Or don't care - Vimarsana News

The rich don't understand we're in an emergency. Or don't care

That goes, I think, for all of us. Today is one of those days when I feel sucker-punched; more melancholy than angry, a little despairing at the contemptible cowardice of the rich and powerful men who run our banks and hence our lives. But they were frightened by Greta et al before they were frightened by Jim Jordan et al, so back to work.

Will New York State Divest From Big Oil? - Inside Climate News - Vimarsana News

Will New York State Divest From Big Oil? - Inside Climate News

The manager of the state’s largest pension fund is expected to decide soon whether to sell shares in Exxon, Chevron and other major oil companies.

A progressive take on New York legislature's climate goals - Vimarsana News

A progressive take on New York legislature's climate goals

Mark Dunlea is the founder of the Green Education and Legal Fund of New York (GELFNY).

Greenhouse gas 'Cap and Invest' on West Coast has lessons for New York - Vimarsana News

Greenhouse gas 'Cap and Invest' on West Coast has lessons for New York

Greenhouse gas 'Cap and Invest' on West Coast has lessons for New York. High prices paid for emissions credits suggests spikes in gasoline, heating costs.

New York's goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 will be challenging, authors of the plan say - Vimarsana News

New York's goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 will be challenging, authors of the plan say

The Climate Action Council approved an ambitious plan to combat climate change earlier this week. It includes a cap-and-trade program for energy producers, the eventual electrification of home heating systems and cars, and building out the power grid to include more renewable sources like wind and solar.

Source: waer.org