As the cost of clean energy keeps plummeting, it gets more and more obvious how much money we waste, and how much financial risk we incur, by staying with fossil fuel.
Bill McKibben is a contributing writer at The New Yorker, focusing on climate policy and environmental issues. With a strong emphasis on climate change, renewable energy, and energy sustainability, he also leads Third Act, an organization advocating for progressive change among those over sixty. His work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Atlantic, The Boston Globe, and The Washington Post.













