We're not here to tell you everything's fine. We're here to show you what's actually being built — and what's honestly in the way.
Climate coverage tends to split into two genres: catastrophe countdowns and techno-utopian hype. Both are boring, and both are wrong in the ways that matter.
Love Planet Earth is a third thing: a running ledger of the physical transition. Gigawatts permitted. Turbines installed. Cables laid. Queues cleared. We track the build-out the way sports writers track a season — with stats, setbacks, and comebacks.
When a project slips, we say so. When a bottleneck clears, we celebrate like our team just scored. Because it did.
"The stone age didn't end because we ran out of stones. The fossil age will end because we built something better — and we're building it right now."
— Adapted from an old (and correct) observationOne email a week: one mega-project, one bottleneck, one reason for hope. Sourced, dated, and checkable. Free forever.