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Topic: Competitiveness, trade and economic growth

L’économie décarbonisée doit s’accélérer

7 July, Le Devoir


Podcast: Universal internet access and more

July 1, SciDev.net


A welcome dose of environmental optimism

4 July, New Scientist


Fiscal and regulatory instruments for clean technology development in the European Union

This paper investigates whether the current level of public support for low-carbon technologies is sufficient to allow European countries to respond to the multiple challenges posed by climate change and other environmental concerns. read more »


Could China, the world’s biggest carbon emitter, ever go green?

TIME magazine report on new LSE research which indicates that China’s C02 emissions may peak by 2025 – five years sooner than the year pledged. read more »


Environnement : le climat est au changement En savoir plus sur

Les Echos, 19 June


Will Pope Francis’s encyclical become his ‘miracle’ that saved the planet?

Guardian, 18 June


Pope calls for end to fossil fuels – as it happened

Telegraph, 18 June


G7, China leading on climate change

The Age, 10 June


G7 fossil fuel pledge is a diplomatic coup for Germany’s ‘climate chancellor’

Persuading climate recalcitrants to sign up for phasing out fossil fuels by 2100 is a significant achievement by Angela Merkel. Article includes comment by Rodney Boyd from the Grantham Research Institute. read more »


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