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David Callaway

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David Callaway is founder of Callaway Climate Insights and former editor-in-chief of USA Today

<p>Jonathan Maxwell, the investment banker behind Sustainable Development Capital </p>
Climate 100

Jonathan Maxwell, the banker turning waste energy into billions

<p>Jane Goodall, pictured in 2019. The 90-year-old zoologist, primatologist and anthropologist is regarded as the foremost expert on chimpanzees in the world, still travels almost every day of the year promoting her Jane Goodall Institute and raising money to protect the environment</p>
Climate 100

At 90, primatologist Jane Goodall is still on her crusade for nature

<p>Floods, fires and storms are making life difficult all over the world</p>
Climate 100

2024 is history’s tipping point for climate change

<p>Student protesters gather inside their encampment on the Columbia University campus in April </p>
Voices

Why cutting financial ties with Israel won’t work for US colleges

Voices

Biden’s next climate move could be a huge roll of the electoral dice

<p>Whatever is decided in Dubai won’t affect oil or gas production for years, if ever </p>
Voices

The dirty secret behind Cop28’s upcoming fossil fuel negotiations

<p>President Joe Biden greets China's President President Xi Jinping at the Filoli Estate in Woodside, Calif., Wednesday, Nov, 15, 2023, on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperative conference</p>
Voices

The real purpose of Xi Jinping’s visit had little to do with Biden

<p>Gavin Newsom offers young voters everything they don’t see in Biden</p>
Voices

Gavin Newsom is preparing to unseat Biden. He just hasn’t said it yet

<p>High winds tied to hurricanes are ripping down power transmission wires and starting fires, like in Maui </p>
Voices

The climate crisis is shutting down our cities

<p>Youth plaintiffs in the climate change lawsuit, Held vs. Montana, arrive at the Lewis and Clark County Courthouse, on June 20, 2023, in Helena, Mont., for the final day of the trial. A Montana judge on Monday, Aug. 14, sided with young environmental activists who said state agencies were violating their constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment by permitting fossil fuel development without considering its effect on the climate.</p>
Voices

Why a 5-year-old’s climate victory in Montana should terrify Big Oil

<p>Our holidays are the least of our worries</p>
Voices

California burns for months every year – soon, so will Europe

<p>This image made from drone footage provided by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets shows flooding in Montpelier, Vt., Tuesday, July 11, 2023.</p>
Voices

Vermont floods prove that there’s no place to hide from climate change

<p>How Biden responds to this challenge will define his presidency and his legacy</p>
Voices

Biden’s fight on climate change is working – US voters just don’t care

Voices

Biden’s fight on climate change is working – US voters just don’t care

<p>How Biden responds to this challenge will define his presidency and his legacy</p>
<p>Climate activists are fighting fire with fire</p>
Voices

Five-year-olds are taking Big Oil to court – and winning

<p>Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks at a political roundtable, Friday, May 19, 2023, in Bedford, N.H. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)</p>
Voices

DeSantis’ climate change rejection is ‘politicization’ at its finest

Voices

Silicon Valley Bank collapse has made three things horrifically clear

<p>Chemically manipulating our environment, in its spookiest form, is all about AI</p>
Voices

Geoengineering the climate isn’t that risky – just ask ChatGPT

<p>Chemically manipulating our environment, in its spookiest form, is all about AI</p>
Voices

Geoengineering the climate isn’t that risky – just ask ChatGPT

<p>The nascent world of climate finance is moving from one of pledges, promises and greenwashing to one of actual investments, products, and dealmaking</p>
Voices

Why 2023 will be the year of the climate culture wars

<p>Election 2022 Biden</p>
Voices

If Democrats lose the Senate, the world will suffer

<p>The culture wars era we are leaving behind will soon be viewed as a ridiculous time of apathy and stagnation as the political debate shifts to who gets saved and who doesn’t</p>
Opinion

Climate change will hurt red states most – but Republicans don’t care

<p>Never mind that Congress can barely agree that climate change exists, much less how to regulate it</p>
Opinion

US decision on climate is so ruthless, big business doesn’t want it

<p>No doubt compliance executives across Wall Street, the City, and other financial centres are scrambling</p>
Voices

Regulators are coming for banks accused of ‘greenwashing’ – good

<p>Even Japan, victim of the Fukushima disaster a decade ago, is restarting some of its plants.</p>
Voices

Why nuclear power won’t solve the fuel crisis

<p>This could be a landmark moment</p>
Opinion

Joe Biden’s last big chance to tackle the climate crisis is coming

<p>Should the Supreme Court decide to remove the EPA authority, Biden’s climate agenda will be dead ahead of the important November midterm elections </p>
Voices

President Biden’s climate agenda is now lost in a fog of war

<p>Even Japan, victim of the Fukushima disaster a decade ago, is restarting some of its plants.</p>
Voices

Why nuclear power won’t solve the fuel crisis

<p>This could be a landmark moment</p>
Opinion

Joe Biden’s last big chance to tackle the climate crisis is coming

<p>Should the Supreme Court decide to remove the EPA authority, Biden’s climate agenda will be dead ahead of the important November midterm elections </p>
Voices

President Biden’s climate agenda is now lost in a fog of war

<p>‘Be it nature-based ideas like DroneSeed or technology that actually pulls carbon from the atmosphere, like Germany’s Climeworks is doing in Iceland, there is no shortage of odd ideas, or investors backing them’ </p>
Opinion

Forget electric cars – carbon storage is the hottest technology trend

Opinion

Forget electric cars – carbon storage is the hottest technology trend

<p>‘Be it nature-based ideas like DroneSeed or technology that actually pulls carbon from the atmosphere, like Germany’s Climeworks is doing in Iceland, there is no shortage of odd ideas, or investors backing them’ </p>
<p>A Hyundai Kona electric car is charged at the Motor Show in Essen, Germany</p>
Opinion

The climate crisis means risk and opportunity for the financial world

<p>‘We must look past the drama of Boris Johnson’s big chance to set post-Brexit Britain’s place at the international table’ </p>
Opinion

Some leaders may not come to Cop26 – but it’s not all doom and gloom

Business

Battle of the bourses

Business

Futures traders silenced by German rival

Business

Futures traders silenced by German rival

Business

Liffe faces loss of trade

Business

New group joins the Euro giants

Business

Banks learn to think smaller

Business

Go-it-alone Schroders battles on

Business

Casey Sets the stage for the Exchange revolution

Business

Buyers queue up for BZW

Business

Profile: Shigeru 'Sugar' Myojin - As sweet as it comes

Business

Death of the real salesmen

Business

Scottish funds beat a retreat

Business

Is there still life in the Liffe?

Business

Double act at the Bank

Business

Double act at the Bank

Business

Sun, sea, sand and suspicion

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