At 16 years old, I feel the daily anxiety of the uncertain future.
That may be normal for someone my age in the ideals of college and career planning, but that’s not what I’m referring to.
Quite frankly, I may not be able to see a long-lived, successful career for the reason of the human race’s apparent fragility.
All I hear about is how my generation “is the future.” The future looks like a challenging feat, seeing the impact of the large mistakes by past generations at hand.
I was asked the question, “Why does Earth Day matter to you?” and lord, is that a loaded question.
Can Saudi Arabia use âclean oilâ to buy time in the fight against climate change?
For a while at least, carbon taxes could give the Saudis an advantage over other oil producers.
By Jim KraneUpdated February 21, 2021, 2:59 a.m.
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As climate change grips the planet, spare a thought for Saudi Arabia.
The desert kingdom, like other equatorial oil producers, faces a lose-lose climate dilemma.
If climate action fails to stem rising carbon emissions and temperatures, the Persian Gulf region could become too hot for humans by the end of the century. Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the Saudi oil capital of Dhahran could endure heat waves that kill healthy people.
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