This second-edition of James Powell's pioneering book on climate fiction, or Cli-Fi, first published more than a decade ago, is an excellent way to explore what climate change will look like in 2084.  But even more importantly, it's an introduction to the role of Cli-Fi in informing climate change conversations. 

Climate change is a "wicked problem," and so it makes a lot of sense to think about the best strategies and tactics for tackling the problem.  The Climatographers coined the idea of Climate Chess years ago, and are trying to popularize the idea. That's the focus of this episodie.  

This episode reports on a new study suggesting the change in average global temperature is accelerating substantially, and far beyond what was expected just a couple of decades ago.  It raises big questions about what comes next!  

LinkedIn is a great source of climate insight.  Our "weekly" Climate Change on LinkedIn Newsletter pulls together some of the best insight, and this podcast episode covers the same ground in more detail and in an audio format.  It's a quick way to track some of what's being talked about!  

Malcolm Harris' new book tackles the challenge "systemic incrementalism" when it comes to climate change.  In other words, everyone talks about climate change as a systemic challenge, but then tends to focus in on just one aspect of the problem. Malcolm Harris' new books suggests this strategy is doomed to failure.  

This episode reports on a new study analyzing extreme heat trends against an historic baseline.  More frequent extreme heat events are being being recorded all over the world, even as the average global temperature increase remains at less than 1.5o C. 

A monthly episode of the Climate Roulette podcast, it summarizes what happened in May, 2025.  Whether extreme events, climate litigation, climate policy developments, climate protests, and much more, it provides you with a quick synopsis.  The document the podcast is drawn from is available at yourclimatetoolbox.com.

This episode complements our Climate Change on LinkedIn Newsletter, which points readers to some of LinkedIn's most notable climate content for the week. The episode reflects on about 25 LinkedIn posts and associated commentary, providing listeners with a broad-brush overview of what was being discussed this week.  

Ecosystem Marketplace puts out a great report every year full of statistics and trends having to do with the voluntary carbon market (VCM).  In this episode we discuss the newly released report on VCM trends during 2024.  

Greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting is key to how investors, consumers, and even regulators understand companies' contributions to climate change, and the efforts companies are making to reduce those contributions. GHG accounting has been around for decades, but the pressure is building for major changes to how the accounting is done, and what claims companies can make with regard to their progress towards net zero. This podcast episode provides a rapid introduction to the world of GHG accounting, setting the stage for future podcast episodes that dig deeper into specific questions and proposals for change.