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The Latest Articles by Robinson Meyer

The World Could Be Entering a New Era of Climate War

Runaway climate change once seemed like it could spur violence. Now a different risk has emerged.

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Wait, Why Wasn’t There a Climate Backlash?

Joe Biden's energy balancing act really worked.

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America Just Shrugged Off Biden’s Big Climate Law

Democrats braced for a midterm backlash to the Inflation Reduction Act. It never came.

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The Paris Agreement Is Working … For Now

The world’s much-maligned climate treaty has produced some stunning results.

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A Republican Congress Is Coming for Biden’s Climate Wins

If the looming GOP majority sabotages climate policy, its own voters will suffer. The party might do it anyway.

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The Climate Art Vandals Are Embarrassing

Aesthetics matter in politics. But not like … this.

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China Accidentally Made Our Gas Much Cheaper

Xi Jinping’s zero-COVID lockdowns have been an unexpected gift to Joe Biden.

The Atlantic

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Frankenstein’s Hummer

The company's new electric pickup truck is an unwieldy mix between an ambulance and a race car.

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The Climate Economy Is About to Explode

A new report suggests that the Inflation Reduction Act could be even bigger than Congress thinks.

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Honestly? The Link Between Climate Change and Hurricanes Is Complicated

Hurricane Ian shows some symptoms of global warming. But saying anything beyond that is folly.

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What Did Axios Do?

Don’t read the new book by the outlet’s co-founders. Experience it. Then buy six copies.

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The Senate Just Quietly Passed a Major Climate Treaty

America is in the middle of a mini–golden Age of climate policy.

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Manchin’s New Bill Could Lead to One Big Climate Win

Power lines are crucial to expanding renewables. America could finally—finally!—be about to build more of them.

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Think Twice About Working for a ‘Climate Villain’

You’re not off the hook for your company’s actions.

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A Very California Lesson on Just How Weird Electricity Is

The state’s record-smashing heat wave is a window into the future … and it’s okay.

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It Wasn’t Just Oil Companies Spreading Climate Denial

The electricity industry knew about the dangers of climate change 40 years ago. It denied them anyway.

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‘The Biggest Thing to Happen in International Climate Diplomacy in Decades’

The Inflation Reduction Act could change the world in at least five ways.

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The EPA Just Quietly Got Stronger

The new climate bill isn’t quite “all carrots, no sticks.”

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Biden’s Climate Law Is Ending 40 Years of Hands-Off Government

For America to decarbonize, it must reindustrialize.

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Not Even a Single Republican Voted for the Climate Bill

The Inflation Reduction Act is unmistakably partisan. Can the GOP undo it?

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Congress Just Passed a Big Climate Bill. No, Not That One.

A bipartisan act is quietly about to invest billions in boosting green technology.

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History’s Greatest Obstacle to Climate Progress Has Finally Fallen

Democrats in the Senate passed a bill that would, for the first time ever, use Congress’s power to push the U.S. to decarbonize.

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The US' Climate Bill Would Change the Course of the 2020s

The Senate deal would change the course of the 2020s, finally putting America’s climate goals in sight.

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Manchin and Schumer’s Astonishing Climate Deal

If passed, the energy provisions of the senators’ new bill would represent the most significant climate action in a generation.

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A Plan to Lower Gas Prices—And (Maybe) Help the Climate

A new White House proposal is trying to keep oil prices in the “Goldilocks zone.”

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