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Law suits are increasingly used to target "climate-washing", which deters misinformation. But further research is needed to see if they help reduce emissions.
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Law suits are increasingly used to target "climate-washing", which deters misinformation. But further research is needed to see if they help reduce emissions.
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125 Shares Global demand for construction materials has risen substantially over the past decades. To keep global warming below 2°C, demand for steel and cement must peak by 2030 and fall below 2010 levels by 2070. The construction industry must make longer-lasting buildings and substitute low-carbon materials for high-carbon ones. Nikolaus Hastreiter, Antonina Scheer, Beata Bienkowska, and Simon Dietz(Transition Pathway Initiative, at LSE’s Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment) write that the circular economy should be adopted as a comprehensi...