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COP30 divides the world between forests and fossil fuels
Academia 10 months ago

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COP30 divides the world between forests and fossil fuels

The net-zero goal still seems to be on a distant horizon after COP30, where a line between forest advocates and fossil fuel lobbyists was visible.
COP30 and the future of Southeast Asia’s tropical forests
Academia 10 months ago

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COP30 and the future of Southeast Asia’s tropical forests

Southeast Asia’s forests are not untouched wilderness, but social-ecological systems shaped over millennia of indigenous and local stewardship.
A new opening for a fossil-fuel phaseout?
Academia 10 months ago

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A new opening for a fossil-fuel phaseout?

Many governments with legitimate social-justice concerns are reluctant to support the phaseout, fearing it would impede efforts to reduce inequality and fund essential services.
Regulation on carbon value: Another season of red tape?
Academia 10 months ago

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Regulation on carbon value: Another season of red tape?

Indonesia, with its potential to generate up to 13.4 billion tonnes of tradable carbon credits by 2050, is not yet the center of the carbon trade.
The emissions mirage: Understanding what we count and miss
Academia 10 months ago

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The emissions mirage: Understanding what we count and miss

The companies that are starting to count their emissions today are the ones that will remain competitive tomorrow.
World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025: Study
Europe 10 months ago

World's fossil fuel emissions to hit new record in 2025: Study

Global fossil fuel emissions are set to hit a new high in 2025, according to research published Thursday that also warns curbing warming under 1.5 degrees Celsius would now be essentially "impossible".
Global energy and emissions trends since Paris treaty
Academia 10 months ago

Global energy and emissions trends since Paris treaty

In the decade since the landmark COP21 Paris Agreement, both a lot and a little has changed when it comes to the energy sector makeup and the trajectory of emissions.
Indonesia at COP30: Powerhouse or empty promise?
Academia 11 months ago

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Indonesia at COP30: Powerhouse or empty promise?

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is no ordinary infrastructure, it involves cross-sectoral coordination, long-term liability management and public trust. None of which can be assumed to function automatically.
Pekan Iklim Bali highlights collective effort to achieve emission reduction targets
Economy 11 months ago

Pekan Iklim Bali highlights collective effort to achieve emission reduction targets

Pekan Iklim Bali (Bali Climate Week) has united regional leaders, climate activists, non-governmental organizations, funders and investors as well as the general public in a weeklong event dedicated to collectively promote collaborative, innovative and impactful climate action.
Using the Dirty Dozen to track global energy emissions potential
Academia 11 months ago

Using the Dirty Dozen to track global energy emissions potential

While China has been the chief driver of energy emissions so far this century, other nations including India, Indonesia and Vietnam will play a key role in determining future pollution trends.

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