Christine Driscoll is a journalist who writes for Bloomberg News and The Business Standard. Her articles primarily focus on the intersection of climate change, energy, and business. She has also been featured in publications such as the Financial Post and Regina Leader-Post.
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Catch up on the latest episodes of Bloomberg Green's Zero podcast. COP28 begins in Dubai on Thursday, with around 70,000 people expected to attend the behemoth climate conference.
By: Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll
Cop28 begins in Dubai on Thursday, with around 70,000 people expected to attend the behemoth climate conference.
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi, Christine Driscoll
“Implementation doesn't happen as the result of negotiation in negotiation halls,” says former COP organizer Christiana Figueres on the latest Zero.
By: Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi
“We can't just go along to get along forever,” the former US vice president said on Zero, where he advocated for moving away from requiring COP consensus.
By: Christine Driscoll, Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd
“It's seen as a sunk cost and not as an investment. And that's wrong,” says Patrick Verkooijen, CEO of the Global Center on Adaptation, on this week's
By: Oscar Boyd, Akshat Rathi, Christine Driscoll
“There is a phrase that was used in the text: ‘orderly transition.’ Well, it’s going to be messy,” Akshat Rathi says on this week’s Zero.
By: Akshat Rathi, Oscar Boyd, Christine Driscoll
How many clean-energy jobs are coming? Is the UK backsliding on climate progress? The Zero podcast team shares some of their favorite climate stats.
By: Christine Driscoll
The mental health crisis in children and teens is well-documented. The American Academy of Pediatrics declared it a National State of Emergency in 2021. A significant step but as a […]
By: Christine Driscoll
The City of Madison held a routine test of election equipment to ensure its machines will count ballots accurately. The curious, the suspicious, and a WORT reporter checked it out.
WORT 89.9FM Madison · Vigil held for Abundant Life Christian School The Southwest corner of Capitol Square on Tuesday night was full of people in jackets, holding candles. Mourners, community members. There to grieve and process the violence at Abundant Life Christian School on Monday.
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