Tristan Bove, Author at Earth.Org

Tristan Bove

Tristan is an International Studies and Chinese graduate of DePaul University. He has experience researching the impacts of humanity's relationship with the environment, and how states can successfully implement strategies for sustainable development. As Policy and Economics Editor, his current interests revolve around the developmental policies that can reconcile equitable economic growth with pathways to a net-zero future.

tristan.bove@earth.org

Latest Articles from Tristan Bove

In Conversation with Sentient Author Jackie Higgins

Jan 18th 20222 mins

Review: Sentient, by Jackie Higgins

Jan 17th 20224 mins

Guides

5 Great Climate Change Fiction Novels

Jan 14th 20227 mins

Action on Climate Change in 2021: A Year of Transitions

Climate Change Policy & Economics

Action on Climate Change in 2021: A Year of Transitions

Dec 31st 20216 mins

In Conversation with Jonathan Salk, Author of A New Reality

Dec 13th 20212 mins

In Conversation with Our Final Warning Author Mark Lynas

Dec 2nd 20212 mins

Review: Our Final Warning, by Mark Lynas

Dec 1st 20214 mins

Guides

7 Great Books on Environmental Science

Nov 29th 20216 mins

The COP Climate Conference Is Only A Part Of The Process, The Real Fight Goes On

Climate Change Policy & Economics

The COP Climate Conference Is Only A Part Of The Process, The Real Fight Goes On

Nov 22nd 20218 mins

Apple Joins the Right to Repair Movement

Pollution Solutions

Apple Joins the Right to Repair Movement

Nov 19th 20213 mins

Climate Change Policy & Economics

Did the COP26 Summit Succeed Or Fail?

Nov 16th 202111 mins

Ecological Threat Report 2021: Summary & Key Findings

Policy & Economics Solutions Special Reports

Ecological Threat Report 2021: Summary & Key Findings

Nov 11th 20214 mins

In Conversation with Steve Killelea, Founder of the Institute for Economics & Peace

Nov 10th 20213 mins

Climate Debt and Justice: How Much Do We Really Owe?

Climate Change Policy & Economics

Climate Debt and Justice: How Much Do We Really Owe?

Nov 9th 20219 mins

COP26: What You Need to Know About the UN Climate Talks

Climate Change Policy & Economics

COP26: What You Need to Know About the UN Climate Talks

Oct 28th 20218 mins

Let’s Talk About Road Pricing To Pay For Our Electric Cars

Policy & Economics Solutions

Let’s Talk About Road Pricing To Pay For Our Electric Cars

Oct 22nd 20218 mins

Review: On Time and Water, by Andri Snær Magnason

Oct 19th 20215 mins

In Conversation with Andri Snær Magnason

Oct 18th 20212 mins

In Conversation with Simon Winchester

Oct 4th 20212 mins

Could the Next Financial Crisis Involve a Carbon Bubble?

Policy & Economics

Could the Next Financial Crisis Involve a Carbon Bubble?

Sep 20th 202112 mins

Is the Global Green Party Movement Here to Stay?

Policy & Economics

Is the Global Green Party Movement Here to Stay?

Sep 13th 202113 mins

In Conversation with Tim Jackson

Sep 10th 20212 mins

Climate Change

The New Economy of a Warming Arctic

Sep 2nd 202116 mins

In Conversation with Elizabeth Kolbert, Author of Under a White Sky

Aug 30th 20212 mins

Review: Under a White Sky, by Elizabeth Kolbert

Aug 30th 20215 mins

Why We Should Care About the Taliban’s Environmental Policies

Policy & Economics

Why We Should Care About the Taliban’s Environmental Policies

Aug 27th 202113 mins

In Conversation with Lord Martin Rees: ‘The Future is in Our Hands, but the Stakes Have Never Been Higher’

Aug 16th 20213 mins

IPCC Report May Be A “Code Red for Humanity,” But We Still Have Choices to Make

Climate Change

IPCC Report May Be A “Code Red for Humanity,” But We Still Have Choices to Make

Aug 10th 20216 mins

Is Climate Change Reshaping The Future of International Diplomacy?

Policy & Economics

Is Climate Change Reshaping The Future of International Diplomacy?

Jul 27th 202110 mins

Ecofeminism: Where Gender and Climate Change Intersect

Policy & Economics

Ecofeminism: Where Gender and Climate Change Intersect

Jul 19th 202112 mins

Living in Net-Zero: What Will the Jobs of the Future Be?

Policy & Economics

Living in Net-Zero: What Will the Jobs of the Future Be?

Jul 15th 202111 mins

Is Inequality Destroying the Environment?

Policy & Economics

Is Inequality Destroying the Environment?

Jul 9th 202110 mins

Book Review: The Good Ancestor by Roman Krznaric

Jun 29th 20214 mins

Why Offshore Wind Power is So Hot Right Now

Energy

Why Offshore Wind Power is So Hot Right Now

Jun 15th 20217 mins

Policy & Economics Solutions

Techno-Optimism: Why Money and Technology Won’t Save Us

Jun 8th 202112 mins

Book Review: The Citizen’s Guide to Climate Success by Mark Jaccard

May 31st 20213 mins

Policy & Economics

Ecofascism: How The Far-Right Weaponises Environmentalism

May 28th 202111 mins

Book Review: The New Climate War by Michael E. Mann

May 24th 20214 mins

Policy & Economics

Can We Trust Climate Pledges?

May 21st 202110 mins

Uncategorized

Our Planet’s Trajectory

May 11th 20214 mins

What Does It Mean to Be a Climate Leader?

Climate Change Policy & Economics

What Does It Mean to Be a Climate Leader?

May 7th 202113 mins

Book Review: Competition is Killing Us by Michelle Meagher

May 3rd 20213 mins

Book Review: Climate Change & The Nation-State by Anatol Lieven

May 3rd 20214 mins

Book Review: Hope in Hell by Sir Jonathon Porritt

May 3rd 20214 mins

Solutions

Book Review: Climate Change & The Nation-State by Anatol Lieven

May 3rd 20214 mins

Is Biden’s New Emissions Reduction Target Good Enough?

Policy & Economics Solutions

Is Biden’s New Emissions Reduction Target Good Enough?

Apr 27th 202110 mins

Climate Change Solutions

Book Review: Hope in Hell by Sir Jonathon Porritt

Apr 22nd 20214 mins

Policy & Economics

Biden’s Climate Summit: Will We See an Ambitious But Credible NDC for the US?

Apr 21st 202112 mins

Climate Change & National Security: The United States

Policy & Economics

Climate Change & National Security: The United States

Apr 16th 202117 mins

Energy

Nuclear & the Rest: Which Is the Safest Energy Source?

Apr 14th 202115 mins

Climate Change

How Climate Change Will Force Countries to Rethink Their National Security

Apr 1st 20217 mins

The Social Costs of Debating Carbon Capture

Climate Change Energy

The Social Costs of Debating Carbon Capture

Mar 30th 202114 mins

Climate Change Policy & Economics

The Great Green Wall Is Failing, But its Legacy Could Still Be A Success

Mar 24th 202111 mins

Changing the Rhetoric of Climate Change: The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

Climate Change Energy Policy & Economics Pollution

Changing the Rhetoric of Climate Change: The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

Mar 19th 20219 mins

Policy & Economics

Book Review: Competition is Killing Us

Mar 17th 20213 mins

Bioregionalism: A Model for a Self-Sufficient and Democratic Economy

Policy & Economics Solutions

Bioregionalism: A Model for a Self-Sufficient and Democratic Economy

Mar 16th 202111 mins

Energy

How Renewable Energy Will Reshape Our Geopolitical Map

Mar 2nd 202113 mins

What are the Promises of A Blue Economy?

Oceans Policy & Economics Solutions

What are the Promises of A Blue Economy?

Feb 25th 202113 mins

What Are Debt-For-Nature Swaps & How Can They Address Countries’ Climate and Debt Crises?

Solutions

What Are Debt-For-Nature Swaps & How Can They Address Countries’ Climate and Debt Crises?

Feb 16th 202113 mins

Policy & Economics

The Cost of Subsidising Agriculture

Feb 12th 202110 mins

Book Review: Snakes and Ladders by Professor Selina Todd

Policy & Economics

Book Review: Snakes and Ladders by Professor Selina Todd

Feb 10th 20214 mins

Energy

The Cost of Subsidising Fossil Fuels

Feb 9th 202110 mins

Insuring Natural Infrastructure Against Disasters

Policy & Economics Solutions

Insuring Natural Infrastructure Against Disasters

Jan 22nd 202110 mins

High Ambition Coalition: Preparing for Climate Refugees

Climate Change

High Ambition Coalition: Preparing for Climate Refugees

Jan 19th 202113 mins

How GDP Negatively Affects Climate Change Policy

Policy & Economics

How GDP Negatively Affects Climate Change Policy

Jan 7th 202116 mins

Climate Change

How Climate Change Will Threaten Hong Kong Hillside Settlements

Jan 4th 202110 mins

Climate Change Policy & Economics

The Paris Agreement in 2020: Where Are We?

Dec 21st 20208 mins

Policy & Economics

The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Influence on Environmental Journalism

Dec 15th 202012 mins

Policy & Economics

The New Deal’s Civilian Conservation Corps for the Modern Era

Dec 1st 202011 mins

Policy & Economics Solutions

China: The Road to the World’s Largest Carbon Trading Market

Nov 13th 202011 mins

Policy & Economics

Hong Kong’s Environmental Policy: Unique or Stagnant?

Nov 6th 20209 mins

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