Environment & Energy

The imperative of securing supplies: how the equation has changed The Russian invasion of Ukraine has made security the new energy imperative, adding to a necessary continued focus on sustainability and a growing concern on…

All’ombra della crisi idrica globale che si staglia lunga sul futuro prossimo di questo Pianeta, avanza sempre più lesto lo spettro delle “guerre per l’acqua” – che tuttavia convive con una potenziale funzione di connessione, di scambio e…

Home to the rapidly melting glaciers in the Himalayas, and with a coastline that exceeds 7,500 km, India is especially vulnerable to climate change. Its farmers, who make up a significant portion of the population, are already experiencing…

It is ironic how well-known the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has become in recent months, as the Biden administration trumpets its environmental and social measures, and Europeans complain of its protectionist features. Indeed, despite its…

The European Union has a good story about itself as the climate leader. By 2030, the EU’s carbon emissions from its own continent will be below 5% of the global total. Its European Green Deal is more comprehensive and is moving faster than…