- – The Atlantic – March, 2021
A Thin Green Line with Global Impact
- – InvestigateWest – 1/18/21
Global heating could stabilize if net zero emissions achieved, scientists say
- – The Guardian – 1/7/20
Natural Gas Demand to be Down by Record Levels in 2020
A new report from the International Energy Agency (EIA) forecasts that “global natural gas consumption is heading for an estimated 4% drop in 2020.” Among highlights in the report, Gas 2020, are:
- In the United States output of gas-fired power generation reached new highs in 2019,
The Fast, Cheap and Scary Way to Cool the Planet
- – Bloomberg Green – 6/3/20
The Future of LNG Exports Increasingly Looks Shaky
A recently released analysis of the future financial prospects for liquified natural gas (LNG) strongly suggests that markets are imploding. The LNG issue becomes relevant for those concerned about efforts to build new, unneeded natural gas pipelines because of excessive natural gas supplies and reduced domestic demand.
COVID-19 Could Spark A Renewable Energy Boom
- – OilPrice.com – 5/11/20
World cannot return to ‘business as usual’ after Covid-19, say mayors
- – The Guardian – 5/7/20
Strengthen worldwide climate commitments to improve economy, study finds
- – The Guardian – 4/14/20
We’re Thinking about Climate Change the Wrong Way
- – Scientific American – 4/8/20