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Want less mining? Switch to clean energy

The mining burden of new energy technologies is smaller than that of fossil fuels, according to a new report.

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Emissions from the cement and steel sector will continue blowing past their carbon budgets, hindering warming targets

The recent COP28 summit in Dubai reverberated with the urgency of climate action. Amidst the flurry of discussions, a critical question emerged: can we build

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NIES: Material Shortfall Threatens Emission Targets

The study by National Institute for Environmental Studies and the University of Cambridge reveals a shortfall in deploying CO2-

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Technology not growing fast enough to decarbonize steel and cement industries by 2050, says study

Technology not growing fast enough to decarbonize steel and cement industries by 2050, says study
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Technology not growing fast enough to decarbo

<p>Researchers find that decarbonization technology for steel and cement is not at a pace for cities and nations to reach their Paris Agreement targets for 2050. To prove their concern, the researchers quantify the current and future deployment of decarbonization infrastructure to argue that changes in the use of steel and cement are required.</p>

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