Carolyn Fortuna

Devastating consequences of the climate crisis are being submerged by climate misinformation messengers, who are persuaded by a self-serving but very powerful minority to mistrust scientific evidence. In many cases such disbelief emerges from social media affordances, which could actually be tapped as a source for rapid public information dissemination during emergencies like extreme weather events. Instead, in a post-truth society, political beliefs hold more sway than substantiation, and social media sites have become the intermediary between right-wing oligarchs and everyday citizens.

CEO Elon Musk seems to enjoy being in the midst of the Trump turmoil. Is the thrill of victory a profit gamble for Tesla, though?

Formula E is deeply invested in EV development, showcasing the potential of sustainable vehicles and making them cool.

New York state leaders approved the Climate Change Superfund Act to hold Big Oil accountable for costs from the climate catastrophe.

If plant nutrition declines significantly, it could trigger widespread food web disruption. Its economic impacts are vast.

Why are there so many references in the "Landman" series to energy mis-/disinformation? Who's in the pocket of Paramount?

Will clean energy programs fall to the whims of the right wing incoming administration? Is too much at stake to destroy renewable progress?

Between 2019 and 2023 Toyota spent over $31 million just on US federal lobbying, the majority of which was designated for climate deniers.

Sports teams and leagues bow to their corporate sponsors. How can the Rams continue with Shell Oil as LA burns around them?

The electric multipurpose vehicle represents the third evolution of mountain-climbing trains on Mt. Washington.