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Decoupling emissions from economic growth is seen as a key requisite for meeting climate targets. How do we achieve this? “Energy [...]

Technical or easygoing, informative or inspiring, settled or still on air: the panorama of podcasts on climate change is wide and [...]

Mining isn’t the only way to extract the critical raw materials needed for the green transition. Soon, they could increasingly be [...]

The European path to meet the goals for a clean, green, and renewable energy future leads to a growing demand of critical metals supply [...]

A team of scientists analyses the interaction between heterogeneous expectations, investment decisions and climate mitigation [...]

Can they fix a deepening climate crisis created by dirty technologies and systems? In recent years, climate technology has entered the [...]

A crucial part of the Paris Agreement is decarbonization. This involves cutting CO2 emissions as much as possible, including in hard to [...]

Renewables, technological development, digitalization. Climate change mitigation cannot do without profound changes on how energy is [...]

Through collective action individuals can strong-hand financial institutions into divesting from environmentally damaging projects [...]

Is generating more energy with less emissions a farfetched utopia? Far from it, international expert Pia Løvengreen Alessi shows us the [...]

With the price of crude oil reaching its highest level in over a decade and the cost of natural gas skyrocketing, policymakers are faced [...]

A recent study by the ifo Institute has called into question the green credentials of electric vehicles, indicating that over their [...]

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