Climate Compatible Growth team meet partners in India
In February and March this year, Karla Cervantes Barron joined with a group of researchers from the CCG project to meet partners across India
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Summary of the REMADE Circular Economy Technology Summit & Conference
Gabriel reflects on the REMADE conference held in Washington D.C. in March 2023 and shares some of the most exciting insights from the 2-day event.
The geopolitics of critical materials and minerals and implications for the low-carbon transition
Critical materials are gaining attention in the conversation around sustainable energy transitions, but what are they, and why do they matter?
Summary of the IRTC Conference 2023: Raw materials for a sustainable future
Gabriel reflects on the inaugural IRTC conference of 2023: Raw materials for a sustainable future, bringing the key insights from the eight sessions.
Designing a zero-order energy transition model: how to create a new Starter Data Kit
CCG's Starter Data Kits are open-source, zero-level country datasets designed to accelerate the energy planning process.
#Trending: Information and misinformation about climate change on social media.
How do we communicate well about climate change on social media when so there is so much polarisation and misinformation?
Probabilistic commodity price projections for unbiased techno-economic analyses
New paper outlines a new probabilistic method for projecting future commodity prices for techno-economic analyses without bias.
What to Do about Plastics? Lessons from a Study of United Kingdom Plastics Flows
New study of UK plastics flows shows 1/3 of related GHG emissions could be reduced by increasing recycling capacity and reducing demand.
Criteria for Assessing Sustainability of Lignocellulosic Wastes: Applied to the Cellulose Nanofibril Packaging Production in the UK
New paper outlines 13 criteria for assessing the sustainability of lignocellulosic wastes, a new source of bioplastic packaging.
Pairing Quantity and Quality in
a Mass Balance of Water in California
We introduce a new seven-step method for creating a water budget that combines both quality and quantity in a mass balance of water.