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…the energy-climate portion of 2022’s Inflation Reduction Act. We explore other similarities between energy policies in the 1980s, the creation of the SFC, and emerging policies in the energy transition…
…in Russia is said to be leaking 760kTpa. So, numerically, Nord Stream is not some kind of “climate bomb”, despite the media hysteria. This is all covered in our coal…
…are outlined on pages 10-12. Locations for AI data-centers may largely be determined by the locations of upstream gas. Further help may come from a cooler, wetter climate, lowering the…
…of gas networks. Climate goals have now spawned a large drive to mitigate methane. The key numbers and breakdowns of methane leaks, by industry and sub-industry are re-capped on pages…
…the “left hand side” of our logarithmic curves. The scatter is broad, and shows that corn yields are a complex function of climate, weather, crop rotations, soil types, irrigation, other…
…by 2050 (60% upside), mainly from solar. And does this leap in human progress also allay climate concerns better than pre-existing roadmaps to net zero? $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart…
Well-crafted afforestation and reforestation projects may be able to absorb atmospheric CO2 25% more rapidly than in the past, by aligning species and site selection with the world’s changing climate…
…a reforestation project, established in 1995, and managed by German environmental services company Forliance. As part of our ongoing work into nature based solutions to climate change, and to practice…
…years. Planting density depends on climate. For example, some rainforest reforestation projects have favored dense planting, to prevent slower growing trees from being outcompeted by fast-growing jungle plants. Conversely, Southern…
…mentioned 3,000 times in our research since 2019, and our energy transition research now includes over 1,300 research notes, data-files and models. Hence we want to do a better job…