Finite Magazine on Climate Change and Environment
Issue 2: Should we charge electric cars with nuclear, solar, wind, or geothermal energy? Or just scrap them?
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Iss2/Intro Nyook-yooler energy (pronounced: “nuclear”)
In the Issue 2 Introduction, we find out that green energy has a worse radioactive waste problem than nuclear energy. The green energy deal with the devil: to save the planet from climate change, it will be necessary to sacrifice parts of the planet with mining waste.
See all of Issue 2 here. Podcast version of Issue 2 is available here. Latest episode:
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Iss2/Ch3 When your green energy transition is addicted to a white, powdery substance (part 1)
https://www.finitemag.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/iss2-ch3-part-1-cars-not-necessary.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Android | iHeartRadio | Podchaser | Podcast Index | Email | Deezer | RSSChris and Charley look into the mind boggling amount of lithium needed by electric cars. Left aghast at the terrible impact so much mining would have on…
Issue 1 | Climate Change and Freshwater: Thirsty Cameroon & the Lake Chad Catastrophe
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Iss1/Intro Lake Chad: Shorty Got Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
In the introduction to Issue 1, we begin with atrocious statistics on humanity’s access to drinking water and uncover some shocking examples of the collapse of freshwater resources. We cover the source of a quarter of humanity’s greenhouse gas emissions — a source you may never even have heard of.
See all of Issue 1 here. Podcast version of Issue 1 is available here. See all issues here.
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Featured Excerpts
Apocalypse Nord (Iss1/Ch4)
These policies led to the Great Depression…what could go wrong? (Iss1/Ch3)
The carbon footprint on the back of the climate movement (Iss2/Ch3)
Independence* Day (Iss1/Ch2)
The green energy deal with the devil (Iss2/Ch2)
Are we measuring global poverty or intentionally underestimating it? (Iss1/Ch1)
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