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Policy & Strategy December 30, 2022

What the tiny remaining 1.5C carbon budget means for climate policy

The latest estimates from the Global Carbon Project (GCP) show that total worldwide CO2 emissions in 2022 have reached near-record levels. The GCP’s estimates put the remaining carbon budget for 1.5C…


Power to X, Renewables December 29, 2022

Hydrogen heads home to challenge oil and gas as local energy supply

The Northern Netherlands region used to be prime gas country. One of the largest gas fields in the world was found underfoot in Groningen province….


Renewables December 27, 2022

Keen to retrofit your home to lower its carbon footprint and save energy? Consider these 3 things

If you’re anything like me, you’re increasingly working from home, one that was built before energy efficiency measures were introduced in Australia. With temperatures along…


Policy & Strategy, Renewables December 23, 2022

Five steps to get industries on track for net zero

An industrial-scale problem… Today, industrial sectors account for nearly 40% of global energy consumption and more than 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The five…


Climate Change December 21, 2022

Meet a scientist who’s optimistic about climate change

Chemist Dick Co’s take: We will solve climate change if we follow some basic rules of gremlin care, er, climate action Like many children of…


Fossil Fuels December 19, 2022

Petro takes office in Colombia: can he fulfil his environmental ambitions?

The veteran leftist has promised deep social and economic reforms on decarbonisation and climate adaptation as president, but faces challenges in testing times Colombia’s first…


Climate Change December 16, 2022

Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

By Ula Chrobak By Katarina Zimmer Warming, wildfires and unpredictable weather threaten to disrupt the delicate processes that underlie treasured wines. Researchers and producers are…


Climate Change December 14, 2022

Just 20% of climate change studies ‘written by women’

Chioma Blaise Chikere is at the pinnacle of her career, as a professor of environmental microbiology and biotechnology at the University of Port Harcourt in…


Articles, Nature & Environment December 12, 2022

Mexican farmers and scientists share a mission: saving a wetland

On the southern edge of Mexico City, on a patch of land surrounded by water, a farmer and a scientist recently inspected rows of small…


Articles, Climate Change December 9, 2022

Climate change amplifies the risk of conflict, study from Africa shows

In October 2021, the city of Guriel in Somalia’s Galguduud region became the epicenter of fierce fighting between the national army and a paramilitary group…


Articles, Smart cities, Sustainability December 8, 2022

Net zero: Copenhagen’s failure to meet its 2025 target casts doubt on other major climate plans

The city of Copenhagen, often celebrated as one of the world’s greenest for its cycling culture and other initiatives, recently defaulted on its pledge to…


Articles, Climate Change, Sustainability December 7, 2022

The risks and rewards of the minerals required for the energy transition

In order to limit global temperature rises, the world will have to undergo an urgent energy transition that will leave the fossil fuel era behind….


Articles, Climate Change October 27, 2022

Climate change is global, the pain is private

Imagine that your community has been battered or even destroyed by a climate change-induced flood, tornado, hurricane, or drought. Some community members have perished, including…


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Sweden’s Mining Industry is Threatening the Indigenous Sami People’s Way of Life


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