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'Liquid gold': A shortage of olive oil has fueled a record price spike
2024-05-02 in CNBCA shortage of olive oil has driven prices to record highs, fueled a crime surge and pushed the industry into crisis mode.
Tagged under: Greece
Dubai flooding and a climate change drain test the world is failing
2024-04-21 in CNBCUrban environments paved over nature like Dubai with no way to drain the water from more frequent, massive rainfalls need new solutions for climate change fast.
What homeowners need to know as insurers leave high-risk climate areas
2024-02-05 in CNBCInsurance companies are reducing coverage in climate-dangerous markets, leaving many homeowners without affordable property insurance options.
Tagged under: Insurance
Climate change could devastate household finances, U.S. Treasury warns
2023-10-14 (or before) in CNBCBetween 2018 and 2022, weather and climate disasters cost more than $617 billion in the U.S., a Treasury Department report found.
Tagged under: US Politics | Finance
8 easy — and cheap — ways to cut your carbon emissions
2023-09-06 (or before) in CNBCHere are some simple ways for Americans of all income groups to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Tagged under: Finance
Climate chief: World leaders at risk of ignoring fossil fuel time bomb
2023-08-17 (or before) in CNBCThe head of the world's climate science authority says policymakers could overlook a multitrillion-dollar time bomb by pushing ahead with fossil fuel plans.
State leaders taking on climate saw boost from fossil fuel
2023-04-25 (or before) in CNBCRepublicans have slammed ESG investing platforms and pulled funds away from BlackRock and other firms that have adopted them.
Tagged under: Joe Biden | ESG - Environmental, Social and Governance | Florida
Global rice shortage is set to be the biggest in 20 years
2023-04-23 (or before) in CNBCRice production for the marketing year ending July 2023 is set to log its largest production shortfall in two decades, according to Fitch Solutions.
Tagged under: Famine and Food Insecurity
White House pushes ahead research to cool Earth by reflecting sunlight
2022-10-14 (or before) in CNBCThere are several kinds of sunlight-reflection technology, and none have been thoroughly researched due to a perceived moral hazard. But sentiment is shifting.
Tagged under: Solar Energy | Geoengineering
Biden recommends reforms to oil and gas drilling, stops short of ban
2021-12-07 (or before) in CNBCThe long-anticipated report did not indicate that the Biden administration would take climate change impact into account when approving new oil and gas leases.
Tagged under: Joe Biden | Climate Change
Climate change could be worse than our worst-case analysis: Texas A&M's Dessler
2021-10-19 (or before) in CNBCAndrew Dessler, climate scientist at Texas A&M, explains the impact that extreme climate events are having on the world right now and says things could actually be worse than scientists' most dire predictions.
Tagged under: Extreme Weather | Predictions | Climate Change
War footing needed to correct economists climate change failings
2021-05-25 (or before) in CNBCEconomic forecasts predicting the potential impact of climate change grossly underestimate the reality and have delayed global recovery efforts by decades, a leading professor has said.
Tagged under: Economics | Predictions | Climate Change
Pipeline CEOs, facing environmental activism, vow to fight back
2021-02-07 (or before) in CNBCExecutives from some of the largest North American pipeline firms acknowledged they were too slow too respond to a surge in environmental activism.
Tagged under: Activism | Donald Trump
BP CEO hits Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders on Green New Deal
2020-01-23 (or before) in CNBC"The world needs all forms of energy," BP's Bob Dudley said in a CNBC interview from Davos, Switzerland. "Less emissions, but all forms of energy."
Tagged under: BP | Climate Change
Davos 2020: Mnuchin says Greta Thunberg, should study economics at college
2020-01-23 (or before) in CNBCTreasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sharply criticized the financial credentials of 17-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Thursday.
Tagged under: Greta Thunberg | Activism | Economics
UBS: Space travel and space tourism a $23 billion business in a decade
2019-03-18 in CNBCUBS believes there will be very lucrative ramifications from the spaceflight efforts currently led by Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and Blue Origin.
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