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Artificial Intelligence for a Sustainable and Healthy Food System
Chatham House’s Hoffmann Centre for Sustainable Resource Economy in collaboration with DeepMind Ethics & Society are hosting a dialogue on Artificial Intelligence for...
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Shifting to Sustainable Consumption for 1.5°C: Gaps, Solutions, and New Policy Agendas
Supply-side reductions in emissions have dominated thinking to date. An area that has received less attention is that of demand-side, lifestyle, and behavior changes to reduce emissions.
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Climate Change 2018: New frontiers in innovation, finance and climate science
From start-ups to major corporates, companies are developing strategies in response to disruptive changes that have been brought by climate change and the low-carbon transition....
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Reinventing Fashion
Models walk the runway at the Richard Quinn show during London Fashion Week February 2018. Image: Rebecca Lewis/BFC via Getty Images. Watch the event video Speakers...
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Redefining Electric Resources
Treating 'run-of-the-river' hydro, wind and solar electricity as consumable commodities is fundamentally inconsistent, and has important implications for policy and investment, argues Walt Patterson.
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Narratives, New Media and Mass Communication for Nature-Based Climate Solutions
The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation and the Hoffmann Centre for Sustainable Resource Economy at Chatham House are co-hosting a meeting on mass communication, innovative media and...
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Flexibility: Shifting the Power Balance
As renewables become a large share of the global energy mix, greater electricity system flexibility will be critical and will originate from the small scale, write Daniel Quiggin and Antony Froggatt.
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Reinventing the Building
Construction works of the new airport of Mexico City. Image: PEDRO PARDO/AFP/Getty Images Watch speakers from the event Click on speaker names to watch their contribution...
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Shifting Sustainable Consumption for 1.5°C
There is a growing understanding that supply side policies, technologies, and investments alone may not deliver the needed reductions in emissions to meet the 1.5°C...
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The Electric Power Struggle
The world is undergoing a dramatic electricity transition, and the global struggle for power over this transformed electric system is set to profoundly shape our future, argues Walt Patterson.