With climate concerns growing, steel companies face an inevitable crunch. ArcelorMittal sees solutions, but the costs are likely to run into tens of billions of dollars in Europe alone.
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Tag Archives: Carbon Caps and Emissions Trading Programs
BlackRock’s Larry Fink Sets a Bolder Climate Goal in Annual Letter
Larry Fink is using his firm’s huge influence to pressure companies to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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A Plan by Eastern States to Cap Tailpipe Emissions Gets Off to a Slow Start
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Washington, D.C., all announced they would join a cap-and-trade program for cars and trucks. But many bigger states have yet to join.
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Good News for Salmon, Bad News for Prospectors
Denying a permit for the Pebble Mine in Alaska is a commendable move, finally, by the Trump administration.
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After Years of Political Gridlock, Oregon’s Fire Disaster Brings ‘New Reality’
Early this year, lawmakers considered legislation to thin forests, hire firefighters and increase building standards to prepare for wildfires. But a dispute over how to address climate change doomed the proposals.
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Are We Overreacting on Climate Change?
In “False Alarm,” Bjorn Lomborg argues that the global attention on fighting climate change has been misplaced, and taken resources away from more pressing problems.
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