David Callaway

1 week ago | callawayclimateinsights.com | David Callaway

— Nuclear stocks on the rise as Trump orders action, Europe changes heart — A startup alternative to Sand Hill Road in San Francisco Bay Area — EPA reportedly plans to scrap all limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants — NOAA predicts between six and 10 hurricanes in U.S. this season — Wildfires helped double the loss of the world’s forests in 2024 from the year before A slowly evolving acceptance of nuclear energy back into the renewable fold over the past few years has picked up...

2 weeks ago | callawayclimateinsights.com | David Callaway

. . . . Welcome back to Green Lights. Here’s our roundup of the best of Callaway Climate Insights. This week, David Callaway dissects the Senate bill designed to undermine more than just California’s EV mandate, and Bill Sternberg lays out the consequences of the White House cuts to federal weather mapping and disaster relief efforts right at the start of hurricane season. We hope you have a good Memorial Day weekend. Please subscribe to support our climate finance journalism. . . . .

2 weeks ago | callawayclimateinsights.com | David Callaway

Today’s edition of Callaway Climate Insights is free for all our readers. We really want to bring you the best and latest in climate finance from around the world. Please subscribe now. The U.S. Senate on Thursday followed through on its threat to revoke California’s rule mandating all cars sold in the state be electric by 2035, setting a dangerous federal legal precedent on state’s rights and impacting at least 11 other states representing 40% of the existing EV market.

2 weeks ago | callawayclimateinsights.com | David Callaway

This column is for Callaway Climate Insights subscribers only, but it’s OK to share once in a while. Was it shared with you? (Bill Sternberg is a veteran Washington journalist and former editorial page editor of USA Today.) PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (Callaway Climate Insights) — The weather in Florida is beautiful for much of the year, but each hurricane season brings a sense of trepidation, along with a flood of advertisements for storm shutters and generators.

2 weeks ago | callawayclimateinsights.com | David Callaway

— The restarting of NY’s Empire Wind project jolts wind shares as Trump works a deal — The cost of consumer climate choices, and where environmental impact fits in — National Geographic reports on whether climate change is making tornadoes worse— EPA to roll back drinking water regulations; likely will be tested in court— Majority of voters say government should do more to protect them from global warmingIt all came down to a deal. Again.