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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could reduce emissions by around 1.5% while also generating close to $200 billion in annual public revenue, a study has suggested.
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A ‘climate coalition’ in key industrial sectors could reap environmental and financial benefits

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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could…

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MIT researchers propose framework to assess commercial viability of fusion power
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MIT researchers propose framework to assess commercial viability of fusion power

2 months ago2 months ago4 mins

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have proposed a framework for assessing whether fusion power plants – hailed as a…

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While geopolitical shifts and economic uncertainty have impacted businesses around the world, some 85% are continuing to maintain sustainability practices in their supply chain at the same level – or greater – than in recent years, a new MIT study has found.
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Most global companies continue to prioritise sustainability in their supply chains, says MIT

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While geopolitical shifts and economic uncertainty have impacted businesses around the world, some 85% of firms are continuing to maintain…

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Climate change is likely to reduce the number of satellites that can safely orbit the planet, along with the atmosphere's ability to burn up space junk, a new study by MIT has found.
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Climate change could lead to space being clogged with junk

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Climate change is likely to reduce the number of satellites that can safely orbit the planet, along with the atmosphere‘s…

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The construction sector needs to urgently adopt a circular economy mindset in order to address the growing amount of waste generated, a new study by the MIT Climate Portal has suggested.
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Urgent need for circular economy mindset in the construction sector

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The construction sector needs to urgently adopt a circular economy mindset in order to address the growing amount of waste…

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