Traditionally, the mainstream media try to be objective. But what is objectivity, anyway? Especially when it comes to covering climate change?
How would you answer these questions? I’m curious.
- Can environmentalists learn to love a Texas coal plant?A planned carbon capture and storage plant in West Texas is being billed as the “cleanest coal plant in the world.” But can the $3 billion project help move the global power industry toward the elusive goal of low-carbon electricity, or is it just another way of perpetuating fossil fuels?
- German plan to abandon its nuclear energy lags.More than a year after pledging to drop nuclear power, Chancellor Angela Merkel has acknowledged that her ambition for a Germany that runs on renewable energy is falling behind schedule and faces a range of obstacles, not least the revamping of the energy grid at a cost of billions of euros.
- Maryland treasurer urges disclosure of climate change risks.Maryland’s treasurer is calling on companies to disclose risks their businesses face from climate change so investors, including government agencies, have a better sense of what to expect.
- Clinton to assert U.S. claim in scramble for Arctic.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will assert U.S. interest in the Arctic, where the prospects for abundant oil, gas and new trade routes has been likened to a modern-day gold rush, when she visits the region on Saturday.
- 300,000 Malians flee drought, war and famine.Refugee workers in the Sahel region where thousands of Malian refugees are fleeing violence in their country said this week they are witnessing firsthand the knotted challenges of food security, climate change and conflict in Africa.
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