Climate News This Week: Rules Meet Industrial Resistance
Climate policy this week pulled in two directions. Regulators in the US and Europe moved to loosen disclosure and competitiveness rules, while new analysis exposed the physical and financial bottlenecks slowing the energy transition on the ground. EU Carbon Reform...
AI Takes the Controls: Gigaton Raises $26m to Optimise Heavy Manufacturing
Heavy industry produces the materials that the modern world runs on. It also produces around a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. Cement alone accounts for roughly 8% of global CO2 output, a share that has barely shifted in decades despite the proliferation...
The New Geography of Climate Capital
The headline numbers in climate finance have recovered, but confidence has not. Duncan Reid, who runs one of the sector’s largest climate tech and climate investment gatherings, argues the money has not gone away. It has changed hands and crossed borders....
From Carbon to Protein: Arborea’s Bid to Industrialise Photosynthesis
Food production is central to the climate problem in a way that the energy transition alone cannot resolve. Global food systems account for roughly 34 per cent of all anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. The global population is expected to approach 10 billion by...
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