Both True readers are overwhelmingly environmentalists and oil and gas supporters. That doesn’t mean everyone has the same take on climate – I know because I’ve been hearing a lot from you all
Oil and gas are the lifeblood of North America’s economies – moving goods and people – and empowering our way of life. As I came to understand the centrality of
Colorado’s population is increasingly dominated by the 24- to 34-year-old age group. In this series, where we are looking at what we can learn from Colorado’s 10-year transition from a reliably
We at Adamantine Energy had a front row seat for Colorado’s quick transition from a reliably red state with a track record of supporting oil and gas development to the
Matt Lepore and I were on the opposite sides of the Colorado situation for years, and today we agree on this: much of the hostility to oil and gas development in
It is taking an extra measure of concentration this week to get anything done. We are all in a collective state of fight or flight, and no matter how good
As the carbon and climate conversation comes front and center in political and investor arenas, you’re hearing a lot about company commitments on carbon. If the terminology is making you sweat, there’s
Special Report
We detail the political and demographic trends behind Colorado’s shift from oil and gas and show how they are being replicated in Texas.
Tisha Schuller is an energy policy thought leader, specializing in oil and gas. She serves as Strategic Advisor to Stanford University's Natural Gas Initiative and is a non-resident Fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
Every week is crazier than the last – so we at Adamantine are giving you this moment to pause and contemplate what has changed and what is required of you.
As the carbon and climate conversation comes front and center in political and investor arenas, you’re hearing a lot about company commitments on carbon. If the terminology is making you sweat, there’s
Both True readers are overwhelmingly environmentalists and oil and gas supporters. That doesn’t mean everyone has the same take on climate – I know because I’ve been hearing a lot from you all
We’ve spent the better part of a year together assessing the drivers of social risk and identifying prudent mitigation measures. You can’t always control how your company responds to rising
