🏠 US home insurance in the age of human-caused climate change is even worse off than you might think. Christopher Flavelle and Mira Rojanasakul investigated for NYT Climate: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Highway expansion vs. restored wetland, El Paso edition:

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At a meeting with oil execs last month, Trump pledged to undo Pres. Biden’s enviro policies if they gave $1 billion to help finance his reelection bid, according to people familiar with the meeting. By Josh Dawsey and Maxine Joselow at The Washington Post… washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/…

climateXchange is holding a webinar, “Sustainable News Products: Can Climate Pay its Way?” focusing on “sustainable approaches to climate journalism in the changing media landscape.” May 14. RSVP. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Governments around the world are considering how to raise funds to meet their climate goals. An estimated $9 trillion/year by 2030 will be needed globally to transition to clean energy, make buildings more resilient, and more. By Attracta Mooney at Financial Times… ft.com/content/6873d9…

The first board meeting of the United Nations’s loss and damage fund signaled that money to help developing countries recover from climate-related disasters could be delivered more quickly than previous climate financing projects. By Bob Berwyn at Inside Climate News... insideclimatenews.org/news/04052024/…

Climate doomism, or the idea that it's already too late to do anything about climate change, can be debilitating and demoralizing. It's also a known discourse of climate delay. Here's a guide from Climate Connections on how we can talk about it: bit.ly/3QBFiGR