Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s op-ed on the backward looking politics of reviving pipeline projects appeared in the New York Times. From the article: On questions of energy economics, Mr. Trump is stuck somewhere in the Reagan era, when...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s article on taking action on climate change in a Trump Presidency was published in Wired Magazine. From the article: When Trump announced on the campaign trail that he would “cancel” the Paris agreement, it represented...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben described the Standing Rock protest as ” the center of the fight against environmental racism” in this article on Alternet.
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben and philanthropist Tom Steyer were interviewed on climate change in the election for this article in the Pittsburgh Gazette. From the article: There have been no questions addressing climate change in the presidential debates...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s op-ed on Justin Trudeau’s approval of a new LNG project was published in the National Observer. From the article: For those of us Americans seeing him up close last week, Justin Trudeau was everything...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben wrote a follow up to his article “Global Warming’s Terrifying New Math.” from four years ago in the New Republic. From the article: The future of humanity depends on math. And the numbers in...
Most Americans live far from the path of the Dakota Access pipeline—they won’t be able to visit the encampments on the Standing Rock Sioux reservation where representatives of more than 200 tribes have come together in the most dramatic...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s op-ed on ocean warming appeared in The Guardian. From the article: So, just as a refresher, it’s always good to remember that we live on an ocean planet. Most of the Earth’s surface is...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s op-ed about the protest at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation against the Dakota Access Pipeline appeared in The New Yorker. From the article: The protests have been peaceful and nonviolent. (Some members of the climate...
At the close of the hottest summer in recorded history, there is now widespread understanding that climate change is already upon us. But will the post-fossil fuel economy be prosperous, fair, durable, and resilient? What political economic and social...