Must-read by Meg Duff in capitalandmain.com: "Four of the top seven U.S. banks funding coal — JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — all have similar versions of an unusual loophole..." capitalandmain.com/many-of-the-u-…

In the end, the story of the 737 Max is not about the dangers of sustainable technology. It’s about the dangers of viewing sustainability solely as a means for profit. heated.world/p/boeings-big-…

New York City's cat problem is getting catastrophic. So I made a podcat about it. outsideonline.com/podcast/new-yo…

People are worried and want to do something about climate change, but 99% of the advice around is focused on lifestyle and consumer decisions This is not just minimally effective for change, but also disempowering and demotivating

It's difficult, maybe impossible, to measure or manage corporate emissions with precision. What if we focused on the point of extraction instead? This piece is about a scathing critique of life cycle analysis and the case for a "carbon takeback obligation" heatmap.news/climate/life-c…

Big banks could help slash agricultural emissions—so why aren’t they? While factory farming is a small part of bank financing, it leaves an outsized carbon footprint, per a new report. via Meg Duff fastcompany.com/91092312/big-b…

Important new story by Meg Duff: How the Bank-Run Bond Market Could Make Clean Energy Cheaper via capitalandmain.com - capitalandmain.com/how-the-bank-r…

Job news! Tomorrow, I'm flying to Alaska to spend the summer as a Fish Reporter for KDLG, Bristol Bay's public radio station. Tune into the Fish Report for all your summer salmon news. And fish me luck! 🐟🐟🐟

A major Alaska #Kingsalmon conservation initiative is now in action. For the second year, commercial fishing is delayed in Bristol Bay's biggest Nushagak district to allow more sockeye + kings to get upriver Meg Duff KDLG 670am/89.9fm kdlg.org/2024-06-18/for…

This is bonkers

Sometimes, when the world is a lot, my brain pulls a Loony Toons lever and drops me off a cliff: out of Important Work Mode, into whirlpools of complete bonkers nonsense. Thus, I found myself playing Sherlock Holmes in @Unicode docs for Outside Magazine. Enjoy the wabbit hole!

Today, Public Citizen and Fair and Just Prosecution released a report showing Big Oil companies + CEOs could be *criminally* prosecuted for reckless endangerment. By increasing the risk of climate disasters, they're endangering lives. That's a crime. We should prosecute.🧵theguardian.com/us-news/2024/o…

For anyone feeling oveewhelmed today, this is a good first read. wagingnonviolence.org/2024/11/10-thi…