Carbon Risk is a paid newsletter for investors covering how climate policy, carbon markets and physical climate risk affect financial decisions. Issues combine political and economic analysis, such as New Zealand's election and EU carbon pricing, with commentary on climate science and adaptation economics.
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A UK energy economist shares a detailed, data-driven account of living with a heat pump for four years, including a refrigerant fault found with help from a community of owners and engineers, and a seven-point checklist for buyers. The newsletter also analyses pre-Budget proposals on energy levies, company car tax and North Sea gas policy.
Terawatt Times is a nonprofit newsletter of research on climate, energy and AI, with country-level analyses of how the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism affects exporters such as Georgia and Tunisia. It also publishes theoretical work on how productive gains from automation could be governed through stable income, skills and institutional correction.
A climate researcher's personal newsletter covering academic papers on climate overshoot and derailment risks, plus commentary on political and industry failures to cut fossil fuel emissions. Readers get updates on the author's publications and sharp, opinionated takes on climate policy.
The Ecomodernist is the publication of the Breakthrough Institute, offering analytical essays on energy policy, nuclear power, agriculture, critical minerals, and permitting reform from a pro-technology environmental perspective. Readers get policy-focused analysis with specific legislative detail, data, and arguments about how to build clean energy and manage forests faster.
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