
Reducing fossil fuel extraction may imply persistent negative effects for fossil fuel-producing economies
Reaching net zero emissions by 2050 will require an 80% reduction in global fossil fuel extraction compared with 2021

Reaching net zero emissions by 2050 will require an 80% reduction in global fossil fuel extraction compared with 2021

Rapid socioeconomic development and population growth are escalating groundwater overexploitation, creating a potential crisis in Asia and the Pacific.

Global energy demand rose 1% last year and record renewables growth did nothing to shift the dominance of fossil

Hydrocarbons will be an important part of Asia’s energy mix, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and industry executives said

In debates about how to finance the growing bill for climate change, many worry where we can find the

In debates about how to finance the growing bill for climate change, many worry where we can find the

Automation and digitalisation are progressing rapidly worldwide, auguring improved productivity and living standards but also the prospect of genuine

Climate costs and development together need vast new resources. For developing countries, the needs are particularly large to provide

Reaching net zero emissions by 2050 will require an 80% reduction in global fossil fuel extraction compared with 2021

Rapid socioeconomic development and population growth are escalating groundwater overexploitation, creating a potential crisis in Asia and the Pacific.

Global energy demand rose 1% last year and record renewables growth did nothing to shift the dominance of fossil

Hydrocarbons will be an important part of Asia’s energy mix, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and industry executives said

In debates about how to finance the growing bill for climate change, many worry where we can find the

In debates about how to finance the growing bill for climate change, many worry where we can find the

Automation and digitalisation are progressing rapidly worldwide, auguring improved productivity and living standards but also the prospect of genuine

Climate costs and development together need vast new resources. For developing countries, the needs are particularly large to provide




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