climate change 17
- Fossil fuel money is the biggest obstacle to preserving a livable climate.
- The premise that climate change does not swing votes is questionable.
Emily Atkin
Climate journalist; founded HEATED in 2019 after reporting on climate at The New Republic and ThinkProgress.
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energy 10
- Fossil fuel money is the biggest obstacle to preserving a livable climate.
- The gas industry has conducted a decades-long influence campaign to convince the public that methane gas is a clean fuel.
politics 4
- Fossil fuel money is the biggest obstacle to preserving a livable climate.
- The premise that climate change does not swing votes is questionable.
journalism 3
- People still want confrontational, voicey climate reporting, believe it should exist, and are willing to help ensure it does.
- Nonprofit funding models are integral to the future of journalism.
America 2
- Fossil fuel money is the biggest obstacle to preserving a livable climate.
- Fossil fuel money is a systemically corrupting force in American politics that limits which problems can be discussed and solved.
data centers 2
- AI's use by the fossil fuel industry to boost oil and gas production creates several times more climate pollution than powering AI's data centers does.
- Data centers are not AI's biggest climate problem; fossil fuel companies' use of AI tools to boost oil and gas production is.