
The grass is always greener, in my backyard: Perception and impacts of renewable energy
“Wind and solar energy are inherently free,” though research is crucial to understanding the true costs and benefits of renewable energy [...]
“Wind and solar energy are inherently free,” though research is crucial to understanding the true costs and benefits of renewable energy [...]
The Global South is both home to over 75% of the world’s urban population and at the same time urbanizing faster than anywhere else in [...]
Direct electrification is one of the main solutions to lowering carbon emissions and improved energy security. A series of reports and [...]
Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) play a pivotal role in shaping climate research and policy. “The main progress lies in democratizing [...]
A Just Transition goes hand in hand with Green Jobs, which in turn require a new generation of skilled laborers who are trained to deal [...]
Africa is one of the most vulnerable continents to climate change and variability, a situation which is further aggravated by its low [...]
Decoupling emissions from economic growth is seen as a key requisite for meeting climate targets. How do we achieve this? “Energy [...]
The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) latest report sets a roadmap for net zero emissions by 2050. From progress and positive signals [...]
The rush of almost every household on the planet to buy an air-conditioning unit as soon as they can afford one is having implications [...]
With the price of crude oil reaching its highest level in over a decade and the cost of natural gas skyrocketing, policymakers are faced [...]
by Marco Garofalo
A camera can shine light on some of the main global problems and inequalities. Photo reporter Marco Garofalo [...]
On March 11, 2011, the Great Tōhoku Earthquake – the most powerful ever recorded in Japan – caused a tsunami that reached up to [...]