Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben comments on the reshaping of the Democratic platform in this article in Politico. From the article: The Democratic platform process is finally underway, and the main issue is this: Did the campaign of Bernie...
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Post Carbon Fellows Bill McKibben, Stephanie Mills and Bill Ryerson are among the collabatory topic leaders at Convene – Collaborate – Act a fusion of “collaboration” and “laboratory”. A collaboratory is an open creative process where a group of people...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was interviewed on Democracy Now! following Exxon’s annual meeting. From the interview McKibben: Look, what happened yesterday at the Exxon meeting is the same thing that’s happened at every Exxon meeting since 1990. There...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was interviewed at VICE on what Justin Trudeau needs to do to change the climate change math. From the article: VICE: You’ve said that Justin Trudeau’s actions on climate seem to be falling short...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben is one of the climate activists being targeted the conservative group America Rising Squared. From the article: A Republican opposition research group is launching an effort to track environmental organizations — and it’s being...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben was quoted in this article at GAS2 on a landmark ruling allowing 21 young people to proceed with a suit against the combustion of fossil fuels. From the article: On Friday, April 8, U.S....
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben’s recent arrest for protesting the proposed gas storage at Seneca Lake was reported in this article. From the article: The fight over the fate of the Finger Lakes received national attention today when...
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben marked a landmark temperature event with an op-ed on climate change in the Boston Globe. From the article: Thursday, while the nation debated the relative size of Republican genitalia, something truly awful happened. Across...
YES! Illustration by Jensine Eckwall. Physics can impose a bracing clarity on the normally murky world of politics. It can make things simple. Not easy, but simple. Most of the time, public policy is a series of trade-offs: higher taxes...
Here’s the story so far. We have the chief legal representatives of the eighth and 16th largest economies on Earth (California and New York) probing the biggest fossil fuel company on Earth (ExxonMobil), while both Democratic presidential candidates are...