A fresh look at the economics of job creation reveals that investment in energy efficiency, decarbonization, and clean renewable energy creates a larger and more sustainable number of jobs if you consider the construction and manufacturing jobs as well as the many jobs created when the energy bill savings are spent locally. The job and economic advantage is even higher when health care savings and improvements in productivity from clean air are taken into account, according to a new analysis.

Join Alan Miller, Durwood Zaelke, and Stephen O. Andersen, climate and ozone action champions, for a fireside chat on their upcoming book Cut Super Climate Pollutants Now!, a call to action and roadmap for the Biden Administration to succeed on climate by going beyond CO2. Andrew Eil, Partner at Climate Finance Advisors, will interview the authors, explore what the book’s findings mean for climate policy, and probe how the financial sector can play its part.

IGSD President Durwood Zaelke explains how a weakened Gulf Stream is an indication of the non-linear feedbacks and tipping points we’re fast approaching. These feedbacks and tipping points are probably the weakest links in the chain of climate protection.

IGSD President Durwood Zaelke explains we must slam on the breaks of climate warming, not just from CO2 but also the short-lived super climate pollutants (HFCs, methane, tropospheric ozone, and black carbon soot’), that can give us the fastest way to slow down the warming.