Simon Haidegger sits down with Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert in global compliance whose work straddles energy regulation, power markets, and the fast-evolving footprint of AI infrastructure. She explains why data centers are reshaping utility planning, how federal rollbacks and emergency
From courtroom pressure to office upheaval: why Greenpeace USA is at an inflection point Mounting legal bills, headline litigation, and sudden layoffs collided to create a leadership squeeze that many insiders describe as both urgent and destabilizing for mission work. Roundup contributors frame
From breakthrough to crossroads: why Paris still matters and why Belém will tell Global climate politics rarely hinge on a single summit, yet the run-up to Belém has drawn an unusual mix of urgency and skepticism as investors, diplomats, and campaigners argue over whether the Paris Agreement still
In a world grappling with record-breaking heatwaves and intensifying storms, the fight against climate change has never felt more urgent, yet one of the most prominent players in this battle, 350.org, has made a stunning announcement: the suspension of its U.S. operations. This decision, revealed
Introduction to the Mining Industry and Indigenous Challenges in Benguet In the heart of the Philippines, Benguet province stands as a cornerstone of the nation's mining industry, contributing significantly to the economy with its rich deposits of gold, copper, and other minerals. Often referred to
The Rise of AI and Its Energy Footprint The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence across industries has reshaped the landscape of digital transformation, with companies leveraging AI to enhance efficiency, drive innovation, and gain competitive edges. From healthcare diagnostics to
