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Expert group calls for global action on food crisis
A group of experts has warned that the world faces a new food crisis and issued an urgent call for decisive and systemic measures to avoid mass starvation and societal instability. The statement highlights a chain of shocks over the past five years, including the...
The Club of Rome communications fellowship: celebrating the legacy of Keith Suter
How do you communicate a campaign message in Indonesia – a country with over 700 languages? What issues move Kenya’s young keyboard warriors? What’s the best way to spread a message in Malawi? These are the kinds of questions that get answered when you...
200 key figures convene in Latin America for Club of Rome International Conference on regeneration
Buenos Aires hosted the meeting 'Thought and action: the path to regeneration', which brought together over 200 global and regional leaders to address the polycrisis and promote new development agendas. On 23 and 24 April, the conference organised by...
New report identifies pathways to reduce poverty and strengthen long-term stability in Argentina
Earth4All: Argentina offers a systemic approach to tackling poverty, inequality and environmental degradation by 2050 A new report released today finds that Argentina could significantly reduce poverty by mid-century if it implements a coordinated set...
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By the time the Gulf is rebuilt, oil will be obsolete. Britain needs electrified sovereignty now.
By 2030, the global oil industry will consume roughly a quarter of the energy it produces simply to keep producing. By 2050, that figure approaches half. The fossil fuel system is eating itself - and the Iran war has exposed what thermodynamics had already decided....
By the time the Gulf is rebuilt, oil will be obsolete. Britain needs electrified sovereignty now.
By 2030, the global oil industry will consume roughly a quarter of the energy it produces simply to keep producing. By 2050, that figure approaches half. The fossil fuel system is eating itself - and the Iran war has exposed what thermodynamics had already decided....
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