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Tag Archives: IPCC
Decarbonisation at a Discount? Let’s Not Sell Future Generations Short
Economy: an intricate system of mediums of exchange that enables many complex workings of our societies. It’s a wondrous interconnected network of symbols, really, a true testament to human ability of abstract thought. How we should best steer or influence … Continue reading
Posted in climate, energy, finance, nuclear, renewables, society
Tagged children, decarbonisation, discounting, IPCC, time
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Nuclear Energy Is the Fastest and Lowest-Cost Clean Energy Solution
I’ve joked to my friends that if there is anything that proves how important I consider the clean energy topic to be, it’s me digging into electricity pricing. I have a natural aversion to economics – I’ve demoted that aversion … Continue reading
Posted in climate, energy, finance, nuclear, renewables, society
Tagged batteries, Finnish, IPCC
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Energy Solutions in a Changing Climate
When scientists, expert organisations on technology like IEA, and panels on science, like IPCC, are all saying the same things, we should listen. Continue reading