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Climate Wins Are Happening, You Just Aren't Hearing About Them
31 Jan 2025 | Abstracted from Atmos Earth
"...big oil producers have actually pledged to cut spending this year, due to weakening global demand and the expense of extraction... mayors worldwide responded to Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement by affirming their commitment to climate action, promising to harness the power of local governments...Many of these victories are won in courtrooms...Worldwide, a green energy transition is already underway..."
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