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RE:TV - Reconsidering Renewables with Prof Doyne Farmer & Prof Cameron Hepburn
'A new global treaty on plastic pollution – updates from the front line' with Andy Raine
'Drop-in fuels from sunlight and air' with Prof Aldo Steinfeld
'Catastrophes of the 21st Century' with Prof Roger Pielke, Jr
'Biodiversity & food: challenges and opportunities to “win more and lose less"' with Prof Tom Tomich
'Tropical forests to 2050: science challenges for researchers and policy-makers' with Prof Oliver Phillips
'Who wants to buy a spider? Insights about the global spider trade and conservation' with Dr Caroline Sayuri Fukushima
'The pathway to delivering fusion power' with Prof Ian Chapman
'Towards a single common information architecture for sustainable investing' with Dr Tim Wittig
'The economic impacts of large dams: a comparative analysis of the Nile and Colorado Rivers' with Ken Strzepek, Kevin Wheeler & Jim Hall
Book Talk: 'Envisioning 2060: opportunities and risks for emerging markets'
Panel Discussion 'Adaptation limits and prospects for people and ecosystems: findings from the IPCC (WGII) report’
'The critical case for reforming land-based carbon accounting' with Tim Searchinger
'What role for science in achieving Net Zero?' with Prof Paul Monks
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