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Business News > Mint Authors > Mark Gongloff

Mark Gongloff

ARTICLES BY MARK GONGLOFF

Instead of recognizing Mamdani’s advice as unremarkable common sense, Republicans clamoured to accuse Mamdani of Stalinesque communism. (Truth Social/@realDonaldTrump)

Who’s going to tell Trump saving energy is not a sign of communist takeover?

4 min read . 10 Jul 2026

Extreme spells of winter weather can still happen in an atmosphere made more chaotic by rising heat. (AFP)

Climate-deniers can’t deny that disasters cost the economy

4 min read . 06 Feb 2026

Investments in wind, solar and other renewable-energy sources alone hit a record high in the first half of 2025.

Trump may not believe in climate change but the stock market sure does

4 min read . 07 Nov 2025

The planet is dangerously close to the 2015 Paris pact’s stretch goal. (istockphoto)

The climate threat isn’t a con job: Confront its denial with scientific evidence

3 min read . 12 Oct 2025

Taxing AI to defray its harm to the climate sounds like a great idea.

Here's a case for why AI should pay for the environmental damage it causes

5 min read . 25 Jul 2025

Banks seem ready to play with fire so long as they’re assured short-term profits. (AFP)

Fire hazard: Funding fossil-fuel burning will eventually leave bank money burnt

3 min read . 24 Jun 2025

Even as fossil-fuel production booms, clean-energy research and development is booming, too.

US presidential debate: Harris seemed from Earth and Trump from Alpha Centauri

4 min read . 15 Sept 2024

Accounting for climate-change-pepping ‘tipping points’ like Amazon-rainforest dieback or a Big Burp of gas from melting permafrost, market losses rise to 50%.

Could the stock market’s next black swan be climate change?

4 min read . 24 Jul 2024

The CoP-28 deal at least acknowledges that developing nations need help and a little extra time to transition, which is probably why they signed off on it. (REUTERS)

The CoP-28 deal left a major question out: Who will pay and for what?

3 min read . 14 Dec 2023

Apple promises its offsets will be “real, additional, measurable, and quantified, with systems in place to avoid double-counting and that ensure permanence.” (REUTERS)

Apple’s brand image opens its climate claims to extra scrutiny

3 min read . 15 Sept 2023