All We Can Save: A Love Poem to the Climate and the Women Working to Save It (Part 2)

All We Can Save: A Love Poem to the Climate and the Women Working to Save It (Part 2)

Climable has been singing from the rooftops pretty much all year about how MUCH we love All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis. It seems only fitting then, that we dive into a three part review of this spectacular compilation of women working to uplift climate justice and protect the earth and our communities. Read on for the second blog in the series!

All We Can Save: A Love Poem to the Climate & the Women Working to Save It

All We Can Save: A Love Poem to the Climate & the Women Working to Save It

Climable has been singing from the rooftops pretty much all year about how MUCH we love All We Can Save. It seems only fitting then, that we dive into a three part review of this spectacular compilation of women working to uplift climate justice and protect the earth and our communities.

What Is the Real Social Cost of Carbon? Part 2

What Is the Real Social Cost of Carbon? Part 2

Let’s put a price tag on the true cost of carbon pollution. We know that too much CO2 harms the planet but how do scientists and economists actually calculate the cost of all that damage? We put together a quick look into the social cost of carbon and explain why it is drastically underestimated.

A Review of Short Circuiting Policy, Part 2

A Review of Short Circuiting Policy, Part 2

Leah Stokes has been on Climable’s radar for a few reasons— her entertaining, relevant, and educational Twitter feed, her essay in one of our favorite books of the year, All We Can Save, and for her new book, Short Circuiting Policy: Interest Groups and the Battle Over Clean Energy and Climate Policy in the American States. Read on for the second and final part of our review of Stoke’s fascinating and ambitious book.


A Review of Short Circuiting Policy, Part 1

A Review of Short Circuiting Policy, Part 1

This year Leah Stokes has been on Climable’s radar for a few reasons— her entertaining, relevant, and educational twitter feed, her essay in one of our favorite books of the year, All We Can Save, and for her new book, Short Circuiting Policy: Interest Groups and the Battle Over Clean Energy and Climate Policy in the American States. Read on for part 1 of our review of Stoke’s fascinating and ambitious book.

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