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The Gulf Crisis Is Making the Case for Renewables That Activists Never Could
Climate & Energy
The Gulf Crisis Is Making the Case for Renewables That Activists Never Could
A Gulf oil crisis is doing what climate advocates couldn't: making renewable energy feel like a national security imperative rather than an ideological choice.
Mar 17
In Focus
America Is Leaving the Foundation of Global Climate Law, Not Just the Agreement
Climate & Energy
America Is Leaving the Foundation of Global Climate Law, Not Just the Agreement
The US is set to become the first nation to exit the 1992 UN climate convention, dismantling the legal foundation beneath all global climate diplomacy.
Mar 17
France wants EU carbon credits to bankroll Africa's clean cooking revolution
Climate & Energy
France wants EU carbon credits to bankroll Africa's clean cooking revolution
France wants to link EU carbon market revenues to African cookstove projects, and the scale of what that could unlock is being seriously underestimated.
Mar 17
AI Data Centres Are Rewriting the Rules of the Energy Transition
Climate & Energy
AI Data Centres Are Rewriting the Rules of the Energy Transition
AI data centres are consuming electricity at a scale grids were never designed to handle, and the choices being made now could shape the energy transition for decades.
Mar 17
Deeper Analysis
How Middle East Instability Is Quietly Locking Southeast Asia Into Coal
Climate & Energy
How Middle East Instability Is Quietly Locking Southeast Asia Into Coal
Middle East instability is pushing Southeast Asian governments back toward coal, threatening to unravel fragile energy transition commitments just as they were taking shape.
Mar 17
The Plastics Treaty Is Fracturing Along the Fault Lines That Matter Most
Climate & Energy
The Plastics Treaty Is Fracturing Along the Fault Lines That Matter Most
Mar 17
America's Critical Minerals Club Is Being Built for Chips and Guns, Not Clean Energy
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America's Critical Minerals Club Is Being Built for Chips and Guns, Not Clean Energy
Mar 17
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