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Ambitious goals to limit global heating cannot be achieved without significant efforts to cut fossil fuel production. Yet, comparative analysis of the international political economy dynamics that ...

Ambitious goals to limit global heating cannot be achieved without significant efforts to cut fossil fuel production. Yet, comparative analysis of the international political economy dynamics that ...

The inside story of a climate summit unlike any other

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An in-person & online book launch and conversation with Professor Peter Newell, author of 'States of Transition'.

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Geoengineering does little to defuse most of the risks that really matter for people – and it runs the risk of making some harms worse

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A interdisciplinary arts hub connecting University of Sussex to Brighton & Hove and the wider international arts community.

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Descubre cómo los llamados proyectos verdes de la industria del petróleo prolongan el uso de combustibles fósiles.