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The carbon capture question
Oil, gas and heavy industries such as cement and steel making are banking on developing systems that will deal with the emissions responsible for global warming. But the question of whether it can be done at the necessary scale and cost remains
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The paper trail: stewarding our natural resources responsibly
BCG speaks with International Paper to find out more about the importance of protecting the natural world, and its work in forest stewardship.
The extreme science of climate forecasting
Advances in computer processing and machine learning are feeding a revolution in climate science and weather forecasting.
Peatlands' carbon problem
Can conservationists turn peatlands back into carbon sinks?
The newest frontier in wind energy
Can the country turn its windy coastline into energy?
Seizing the climate finance opportunity
How to balance investment returns and real world decarbonisation by focusing on areas where more private capital is needed
Water rights are at the heart of protecting the Colorado River
The Colorado River Valley is drying up. But getting water users to agree to cuts is complicated.
Can the steel industry go green?
Can the steel industry find ways to clean up its act and curb its carbon output?
How farmers can cut emissions
Can farming become more environmentally sustainable while continuing to feed a growing global population?
Can the Netherlands lead the construction industry towards net zero?
Could sustainable building practices pave the way to a more climate-conscious future? The FT’s Leyla Boutlon meets the Dutch architects pioneering the development of greener buildings.
Sowing success: regenerative agriculture turbocharges farming profits
But, despite proven environmental and economic benefits of regenerative agriculture, barriers remain to widespread adoption.
How climate-friendly innovations can help cool our cities
Our cities are heating up and demand for air conditioners is soaring. But can innovation help us keep cool sustainably?
AI can be a climate warrior, but what about its carbon footprint?
Can we harness AI’s unique capabilities as a climate warrior? Billions are being poured into programmes aiming to do just that, but AI comes with its own unique challenges.
Unleashing AI’s potential: How it can help us adapt to climate change
We are starting to see the effects of climate change in our day-to-day lives. AI offers a real opportunity to make change.
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