With Climate Goal funding up for review, Kelly Hunte asks whether access will get easier for developing countries, like small island states.
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Category: C. Guest Blogs
Guest Blog: Unlocking the power of data for sustainability systems
With sustainability commitments under pressure, Robert Lefebure explores how effective systems turn raw data into actionable intelligence.
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Guest Blog: Keeping the climate conversation going
Despite a year of disruption, Jon Khoo explains why there is no time to take our eye off the ball, when it comes to the climate agenda.
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Guest Blog: Testing the future of grid-integrated renewables
With clean power on the rise, CESI examines the importance of lab-testing systems for grid-integrated renewables and energy storage.
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Guest Blog: What impact has COVID-19 had on the energy sector?
In the wake of economic disruption during lockdown, CESI analyses what impact COVID-19 has had on the energy sector, plus prospects for the next 5 years.
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Guest Blog: 5 countries where recycling is good news
With trash littering our screens with images of pollution, Tom Simpkins seeks out some good news recycling stories from 5 countries around the world.
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Guest Blog: Will hemp replace cotton in the next 10 years?
With fashion under scrutiny on sustainability, Vishal Vivek challenges us to rethink what we wear and asks: Will hemp replace cotton in the next 10 years?
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Guest Blog: Are crumpled graphene balls the future for EVs?
With battery tech driving the mainstreaming of electric vehicles worldwide, Giles Kirkland asks: Are crumpled graphene balls the future for EVs?
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Guest Blog: Is the UK more pessimistic about climate change?
With confidence in national governments under pressure, Neil Gupta asks: Are UK citizens more pessimistic than most about overcoming climate change?
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Guest Blog: How cutting short car trips helps save ice caps
The climate impact of short car journeys is massive. Rebecca Currier explains what these toxic little trips mean for shrinking ice caps and marine wildlife.
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