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Which sustainable transport innovations are moving forwards? A review of some previous posts. earthbound.report/2020/08/11/whi… around 1 day ago
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Which sustainable transport innovations are moving forwards?
A few years ago I recognised that CO2 emissions from energy were falling while those from transport were standing still, and that transport would soon leapfrog energy to be Britain’s biggest source of climate emissions – something that was confirmed in 2018. I realised that I ought to be writing a lot more about transport, […]
Book review: China Goes Green, by Yifei Li and Judith Shapiro
The future of the planet depends on what happens in Asia, as anyone following developments in climate change knows all too well. China has been the world’s largest emitter for over a decade, and progress there has been mixed. The country leads the world in both renewable energy and coal power. Its leaders talk about […]
What we learned this week
Some potentially significant good news in the latest stats from the FAO – global meat consumption has fallen for the second year in a row. Have we reached peak meat, wonders Nathaniel Bullard at Bloomberg Green. Speaking of meat, Jelmer Mommers writes about aviation, and how one trans-Atlantic flight is equivalent to 1,000 Big Macs. […]

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