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Mark Gongloff

Reporter · US

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Mark Gongloff

    Mark Gongloff: Bill Gates is still wrong about climate change (opens the original)

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    A popular metaphor for climate change is the boiling frog, the idea being that we’re getting cooked so slowly that we don’t realize it until it’s too late. In reality, if humans are the frogs, they’re not just being cooked alive and already feeling it, they’re reaching out of the pot to crank up the burner. The United Nations Environment Programme released a report this month throwing in the towel on humanity’s half-hearted efforts to limit planetary heating to 1.5 degrees Celsius (or 2.7 degree

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Mark Gongloff

    Mark Gongloff: Bill Gates is still wrong about climate change (opens the original)

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    A popular metaphor for climate change is the boiling frog, the idea being that we’re getting cooked so slowly that we don’t realize it until it’s too late. In reality, if humans are the frogs, they’re not just being cooked alive and already feeling it, they’re reaching out of the pot to crank up the burner. The United Nations Environment Programme released a report this month throwing in the towel on humanity’s half-hearted efforts to limit planetary heating to 1.5 degrees Celsius (or 2.7 degree

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Mark Gongloff

    Mark Gongloff: A $5 trillion idea to save energy is hiding in plain sight (opens the original)

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    While we’re waiting around for cold fusion, space mirrors, matrioshka brains or whatever other complicated world-savers the tech wizards are cooking up these days to address soaring energy demand, a simple, effective solution is already available. It would create trillions of dollars in economic value and millions of jobs while also eliminating billions of tons of climate pollution and hundreds of thousands of premature deaths. The major drawbacks are a) it’s too available, scalable and widely d

  4. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Mark Gongloff

    Mark Gongloff: A $5 trillion idea to save energy is hiding in plain sight (opens the original)

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    While we’re waiting around for cold fusion, space mirrors, matrioshka brains or whatever other complicated world-savers the tech wizards are cooking up these days to address soaring energy demand, a simple, effective solution is already available. It would create trillions of dollars in economic value and millions of jobs while also eliminating billions of tons of climate pollution and hundreds of thousands of premature deaths. The major drawbacks are a) it’s too available, scalable and widely d

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