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A liquid biofuels primer: Carbon-cutting hopes vs. real-world impacts - Vimarsana News

A liquid biofuels primer: Carbon-cutting hopes vs. real-world impacts

Biofuels have long been held up as a viable high-tech climate solution, but in practice they’ve often not lived up to their promise, causing environmental harm and in some cases being more carbon-intensive than fossil fuels.

UK 'too slow' over climate crisis despite stark IPCC report | Climate crisis - Vimarsana News

UK 'too slow' over climate crisis despite stark IPCC report | Climate crisis

Scientists’ concerns come after Jacob Rees-Mogg declared ‘every last drop of oil from the North Sea’ should be exploited

Imperial celebrates Nigerian ties as VP Yemi Osinbajo visits | Imperial News - Vimarsana News

Imperial celebrates Nigerian ties as VP Yemi Osinbajo visits | Imperial News

NETWORKS WITH NIGERIA - Imperial College London celebrated its longstanding links and collaborations with Nigeria during a visit from Professor Oluyemi Osinbajo.

Coldplay and Imperial to measure climate impact of touring - Vimarsana News

Coldplay and Imperial to measure climate impact of touring

Global rock stars Coldplay are partnering with climate change experts at Imperial to quantify the environmental impact of their upcoming world tour. Coldplay, the 100 million album-selling rock band, will work with leading scientists from the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and Environment at Imperial College London to quantify the impact of their Music Of The Spheres World Tour.

'Climate dividends' can help cut emissions and poverty, researchers say - Vimarsana News

'Climate dividends' can help cut emissions and poverty, researchers say

Handing 5% of the money rich nations raise from carbon emissions charges to Sub-Saharan Africa would counter the impact of rising prices on the world’s poorest people, researchers said on Tuesday. More and more wealthy countries are seeking to impose emissions charges on companies, but doing so risks pushing up the price of essential goods, which hits the poor hardest, said a study published in the journal Nature Communications. The researchers said risk could be mitigated by handing the proceeds to households in the form of “climate dividends”. READ:  “You can create this win-win si...

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