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  1. It’s time to tax Big Oil’s disgusting war profits

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Democrats are arguing over whether to pursue retribution or economic relief once they take office. Why not both?

  2. Democrats won. Oil money lost.

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Fossil fuel money remains one of the biggest obstacles to climate action. But last night proved it can be beaten.

  3. Why aren’t Democrats talking about climate?

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Long story short: Billionaire-backed centrist groups told them not to. But with the midterms days away, is that really a good idea?

  4. Why smart people believe the myth that natural gas is clean

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Listen now (34 mins) | How the gas industry turned a half-truth into one of the most successful PR campaigns in fossil fuel history.

  5. Exxon scientist says the company knew its algae biofuel ads were BS

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    In newly reported deposition testimony, a company scientist calls Exxon’s claims “patently false”—and says he warned them before they went public.

  6. Who’s telling you climate change is no big deal?

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    A new report traces the financial connections behind conservative media’s latest attack on climate science.

  7. The myth of “forest management”

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    This season of the HEATED podcast, we’re debunking common myths in the climate world. First up: We can “forest manage” our way out of the wildfire crisis.

  8. Why I turned down funding for my Miami story

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Seven years in, HEATED still answers only to its readers.

  9. The open houses at the edge of disaster

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    What are buyers being told about climate risk in Miami? I posed as one to find out.

  10. We asked Big Tech about AI’s fossil fuel problem. The responses were atrocious.

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Responses from Microsoft, Google and Amazon raise serious questions about their stated commitments both to responsible AI and a livable planet

  11. Oil executives just accidentally exposed the industry’s greatest weakness

    · heated.world · Saul Elbein

    To keep drilling, Big Oil needs permission to dump treated fracking wastewater into rivers and onto cropland. We don’t have to give it to them.

  12. “What can I do?” The answer is still anything.

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Revisiting a 2021 call to action in the wake of the Nepal-Tibet floods.

  13. We need to press Big Tech on their AI partnerships with Big Oil

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    I’ve sent off requests to Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. Let’s see how they respond.

  14. AI’s climate problem is worse than we thought

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    A new study reveals that AI’s climate impact extends far beyond its massive data center footprint.

  15. The influencer teaching millions to fear solar

    · heated.world · Alex Hannaford

    Alexandra Fasulo says she’s protecting farms and wildlife. How much of her rhetoric is actually true?

  16. The fossil fuel money behind the GOP’s wildfire blame game

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    As smoke from Canadian wildfires chokes the United States, Republicans are blaming everyone but the industry heating the planet. Guess why?

  17. Another stolen summer day

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    What are we still waiting to learn?

  18. Churn is upon us!

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Help??

  19. A powerful argument against the certainty of doom

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    Retro, a new novel about time travel, is a tonic for readers who struggle with feeling hopeful about the future.

  20. I have plastic chemicals in my pee

    · heated.world · Emily Atkin

    And you probably do, too.

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