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Unsolicited Climate News
I’m not quite finished my latest book review so in the meantime here are some recent news reports about climate and clean energy that have caught my eye. 👎 In April, Donald Trump asked oil executives to contribute $1-billion (yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged clean energy, clean energy transition, climate change, electricity, news, renewable energy
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The War Below
The clean energy transition is forcing countries and communities to make very difficult choices. Weaning ourselves off fossil fuels means we need huge quantities of raw materials: lithium, cobalt, copper, nickel, aluminum and other critical minerals. The War Below explores the conflicts around mining for the materials we need to power the clean energy transition. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Energy, Environment
Tagged book review, clean energy transition, climate change, cobalt, lithium, minimg, nonfiction
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Five Times Faster
We’re not on track to meet the Paris Agreement goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2050. While there has been some progress, it hasn’t been nearly fast enough. In the last two decades, the amount … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Environment
Tagged book review, clean energy transition, climate change, COP28, diplomacy, fossil fuel, nonfiction, Paris Agreement, UNFCCC
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