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Kan’s ’10,000 solar panel installation’ proposition off-hand

Posted by Takashi Sagara on June 08, 2011
Energy, Japan, Politics, Summits / No Comments

My previous article mentioned that it is now very difficult to pursue the current Japan’s energy strategies highly depending on nuclear energy because its ‘safety myth’ collapsed as a result of Chernobyl-level radioactive leak from the Fukushima nuclear plant. Further, reducing GHG emissions by 25% by 2020 seems infeasible because its global warming strategies are [...]

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Technology transfer to developing countries not happening fast enough

Posted by Ian Ross on January 18, 2009
Adaptation, Energy / 2 Comments

An interesting study from CERNA came out recently. Researchers from the team working on Technology Transfer and Climate Change (linked to the OECD) were looking at climate-related technology innovations over 25 years. They found that Kyoto has accelerated their development, but that there is little evidence of the transfer of these clean technologies from the [...]

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