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Seems like there’s a missing piece of discussion of Iran and climate, that it would be really good for reducing their emissions if Iran was allowed to develop civilian nuclear power, as is supposed to be a guaranteed right under the NPT
Instead, US withdrew from the deal to achieve this in 2018
Instead, US withdrew from the deal to achieve this in 2018
January 21, 2026 at 5:14 PM
Seems like there’s a missing piece of discussion of Iran and climate, that it would be really good for reducing their emissions if Iran was allowed to develop civilian nuclear power, as is supposed to be a guaranteed right under the NPT
Instead, US withdrew from the deal to achieve this in 2018
Instead, US withdrew from the deal to achieve this in 2018
On the oil demand side, Colombia also considering legislation that would significantly upgrade its new vehicle sales over time towards all being zero emission
November 21, 2025 at 6:29 PM
On the oil demand side, Colombia also considering legislation that would significantly upgrade its new vehicle sales over time towards all being zero emission
Is there any other country US cities are not allowed to boycott by law?
August 4, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Is there any other country US cities are not allowed to boycott by law?
But its the most abundant element in the universe!!
May 18, 2025 at 9:26 AM
But its the most abundant element in the universe!!
In terms of the biggest demand use in construction sector, isnt it cheaper and lower emission to switch out steel altogether with bamboo and hard ply wood, vs decarbonizing steel itself?
May 13, 2025 at 1:49 PM
In terms of the biggest demand use in construction sector, isnt it cheaper and lower emission to switch out steel altogether with bamboo and hard ply wood, vs decarbonizing steel itself?
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8/12
In fact UK population is on the low side globally of willingness to act – most nations have populations where a majority are prepared to put aside 1% of income to fight climate change
Leaders who say this is not so generally are exposing their own failure
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
In fact UK population is on the low side globally of willingness to act – most nations have populations where a majority are prepared to put aside 1% of income to fight climate change
Leaders who say this is not so generally are exposing their own failure
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
April 30, 2025 at 6:42 AM
8/12
In fact UK population is on the low side globally of willingness to act – most nations have populations where a majority are prepared to put aside 1% of income to fight climate change
Leaders who say this is not so generally are exposing their own failure
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
In fact UK population is on the low side globally of willingness to act – most nations have populations where a majority are prepared to put aside 1% of income to fight climate change
Leaders who say this is not so generally are exposing their own failure
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Reposted
4/12
One of the charges against net zero is the ‘inconvenient truth’ that it’s expensive
Yet it is widely acknowledged that his proposed solution – CCS and nuclear – are more expensive than the renewables being deployed. Far from failing, they are growing. Fast
One of the charges against net zero is the ‘inconvenient truth’ that it’s expensive
Yet it is widely acknowledged that his proposed solution – CCS and nuclear – are more expensive than the renewables being deployed. Far from failing, they are growing. Fast
April 30, 2025 at 6:36 AM
4/12
One of the charges against net zero is the ‘inconvenient truth’ that it’s expensive
Yet it is widely acknowledged that his proposed solution – CCS and nuclear – are more expensive than the renewables being deployed. Far from failing, they are growing. Fast
One of the charges against net zero is the ‘inconvenient truth’ that it’s expensive
Yet it is widely acknowledged that his proposed solution – CCS and nuclear – are more expensive than the renewables being deployed. Far from failing, they are growing. Fast
Some big progress on this last week at IMO!
A new global fuel standard mandates that ships have to use lower carbon intensity fuels over time or pay fees.
Its (finally) the start of FF phase out in this sector, which accounts for 5% of global oil demand
www.bbc.com/news/article...
A new global fuel standard mandates that ships have to use lower carbon intensity fuels over time or pay fees.
Its (finally) the start of FF phase out in this sector, which accounts for 5% of global oil demand
www.bbc.com/news/article...
Global breakthrough agreement to tackle shipping emissions
Countries break ten-year deadlock to agree measures to reduce commercial shipping emissions.
www.bbc.com
April 15, 2025 at 8:48 AM
Some big progress on this last week at IMO!
A new global fuel standard mandates that ships have to use lower carbon intensity fuels over time or pay fees.
Its (finally) the start of FF phase out in this sector, which accounts for 5% of global oil demand
www.bbc.com/news/article...
A new global fuel standard mandates that ships have to use lower carbon intensity fuels over time or pay fees.
Its (finally) the start of FF phase out in this sector, which accounts for 5% of global oil demand
www.bbc.com/news/article...
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💰Four of the wealthiest shipping companies in developed countries paid just 3.1% in taxes – well below the global corporate tax average of 21.5%.
With shipping responsible for 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, the stakes are high.
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With shipping responsible for 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, the stakes are high.
🧵 2/4
March 25, 2025 at 12:45 PM
💰Four of the wealthiest shipping companies in developed countries paid just 3.1% in taxes – well below the global corporate tax average of 21.5%.
With shipping responsible for 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, the stakes are high.
🧵 2/4
With shipping responsible for 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year, the stakes are high.
🧵 2/4