An article from The Economist discusses how governments can tackle the present energy crisis without hindering the clean-energy transition.
Category: Climate Articles and News
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Innovations in Long-duration Energy Storage will accelerate Grid Decarbonisation
Solving the climate crisis means getting rid of carbon dioxide, but what if carbon dioxide also becomes a solution to climate change?
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Decarbonising Energy Grid with Renewables
Electronic engineering progress and the lowering cost of renewables serve to overcome the barriers of transitioning away from fossil fuels.
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Maximising Forest Capacity as Carbon Offsets
Mixed-species forests can be achieved by establishing certification schemes for tree plantings that meet minimum biodiversity standards.
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Atmospheric CO2 Surge and Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Progress
Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have yet again reached a new high. Vietnam is developing more renewable energy sources.
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Are Plant-Based Protein Sustainable Solutions for Emissions Reduction?
The IPCC Sixth Assessment Report identifies plant-based and cultured meat as a transformative solution to halving emissions by 2030.
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The Increasing Climate Litigation Trend
The Economist article features a growing global trend in climate litigation as communities feel the impacts of climate change.
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Climate change and Heatwaves are increasing Incidents of Wet-bulb Temperatures
Wet-bulb temperatures are becoming an urgent concern as climate change makes heat waves more frequent and severe and harder to survive.
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Philippines’ CHR Inquiry Key to Global Climate Litigation?
The Philippines' CHR inquiry is the world's first corporate responsibility investigation for the climate crisis and will inspire litigations.
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The Coming Global Food Shortage and Possible Solutions
The Economist warns that we may increasingly see the worst possible worlds in which extreme weather and conflict combine and food shortages.