Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – The E3 — France, Britain and Germany — successfully led a bid at the UN Security Council Friday to reimpose […]
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Review: ‘The Nutmeg’s Curse’ by Novelist Amitav Ghosh traces Climate Crisis Origins to European Colonialism
By Joydeep Gupta | – ( The Third Pole) – In his latest book, Amitav Ghosh identifies the beginning of the climate crisis as the […]
Is the Turkish Finance Minister wrecking Economy ‘with a twinkle in his eye’?
By Arzu Geybullayeva ( Globalvoices.org) – Turkish Twitter-sphere was full of memes and jokes after the country’s new Minister of Treasure and Finance, Nureddin Nebati, […]
How Solar energy and Agriculture can benefit from One Another
By April Miller | – ( Sustainability Times) – Various industries are searching for emission reduction tactics as eco-consumer rates in the United States rise. […]
Biden’s 4 Biggest Mideast Challenges in 2022
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – President Biden faces severe challenges in the coming year, but in my view the for-profit news often either focuses on […]
China’s Year in Climate Action: Challenges for World’s Leader in Renewable Energy
By Ma Tianjie | – ( China Dialogue) – It’s been a dizzying period for watchers of China’s climate and environmental scene. President Xi Jinping’s […]
Fighting repression in the Land of the Free: an Arab-American feminist Perspective
By Nadine Suleiman Naber | – ( OpenDemocracy) – For decades, US and European governments, as well as corporate media, have been condemning authoritarian repression […]
Why Germany is Going Nuclear-Free and how it Caused Green Energy to Skyrocket
Excerpted from an article by Kerstine Appunn | – ( Clean Energy Wire ) – Germany’s energy transition is not only its main means for […]
A Warm thanks to Informed Comment Readers – The Best People
From Juan Cole Thanks to a last minute surge of support, we had a great year again with regard to fundraising, and we hope to […]
New Year Joy: the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – I am rewriting a previous essay here, quoting some extra poems different from the ones I used last year, but […]
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