Bank of America Backtracks on Climate Pledges

Bank of America Backtracks on Climate Pledges

Two years ago, Bank of America won kudos from climate activists for saying they would no longer finance new coal mines, coal-burning power plants or Arctic drilling projects because of the toll they take on the environment. It seemed like one of the world’s biggest...
The Bosses Expect the Next Ten Years to be “Turbulent”

The Bosses Expect the Next Ten Years to be “Turbulent”

Most of the data and other information in this article are from a piece called “Davos and the Melting World Economy” in Michael Roberts’s blog. Link to it here. The global One Percent and the world’s major political power brokers meet annually in the luxury ski resort...
The Climate Conferences of the Rich Will Not Save Us

The Climate Conferences of the Rich Will Not Save Us

On December 13, the 28th annual Conference of Parties (COP28) drew to a close marking the end of another negotiation for global action on climate catastrophe. The conference’s final agreement is filled with empty words, as it asks countries to transition “away from...
Thankful For What?

Thankful For What?

On Thanksgiving, we’re supposed to reflect on the things in life that we care about, and that we are thankful to have in our lives. Most of us take time to think about and recognize our families, our friends, and whatever other parts of our life give us pleasure and...