Eric Roston is an Editor at Bloomberg. He specializes in sustainability, focusing on climate change, environmental policies, and water management, while also exploring topics related to ClimateTech and natural resources. Eric's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, TIME, and Bloomberg-Quint.
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By: Eric Roston
Scientists at Berkeley Earth find 69% odds that this year’s average temperature will reach an unprecedented high.
By: Christine Li Edwards, Ishika Mookerjee, Eric Roston, Coco Liu
Weather phase is raising the odds of a new benchmark for annual global temperatures
After thousands of volumes and six decades of scrutiny, there should be nothing left to say about the Fab Four. Somehow, the opposite is happening.
With the limit in the Paris Agreement all but breached, countries must try to minimize the period of overshoot and wrestle temperatures back down, scientists say.
Currently, long-term warming stands at 1.4C with occasional short-term spikes above that.
By: Ranjani Raghavan, Dan Murtaugh, Laura Millan, Azman Usmani, Lili Pike, Eric Roston
Resilience is emerging as a key metric in the nation’s $300 billion real estate sector
By: Lili Pike, Azman Usmani, Eric Roston
A United Nations fund meant to help poor nations is barely up and running, with limited assets. But Nepal has few other options.
Since countries signed onto the 2015 Paris Agreement, the United Nations has regularly reported on the world’s progress at limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (°C) above pre-industrial levels. A landmark UN report published on September 2 brings an end to that era—and the beginning of a new one.…
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By: Sabrina Nelson Garcinuño, Lili Pike, Petra Sorge, Eric Roston, Akshat Rathi, Laura Millan, Azman Usmani, Thomas Gualtieri
Energy storage is needed to back up the nation’s boom in renewables
