Why fairness, not just technology, decides whether decarbonization succeeds
Nine studies show that decarbonization succeeds or fails on distribution, participation, recognition and legitimacy as much as on technology.
Nine studies show that decarbonization succeeds or fails on distribution, participation, recognition and legitimacy as much as on technology.
A new Nature Communications study projects that residue-based bioenergy could meet nearly 20 percent of Canada's energy demand by 2060, ...
Integrated modelling of Ireland's land sector shows that circular economy measures modestly cut emissions but substantially strengthen the resilience of ...
Wayne State University chemist Matthew Dent has earned a five-year, $749,702 NSF CAREER award to study how microbes detect and ...
Ethiopian researchers have converted invasive water hyacinth from Lake Abaya and Lake Chamo into charcoal briquettes, finding that molasses-bound formulations ...
A new Nature Sustainability study finds Indonesia's biodiesel and rice self-sufficiency targets could convert up to 10.85 million hectares of ...
German researchers built a three-stage anaerobic digestion system modeled on the sun beetle larva gut that converts wheat straw into ...
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