The good news is we have most of the technological solutions for transitioning to low-carbon sources of energy. The biggest challenges to adopting them more widely and rapidly are social and political — from funding and investment, to international cooperation, to inspiring mass support for ambitious policies.
A UBC climate scientist notes progress on emissions – but says we must be far bolder.
Facts aren’t enough. To engage everyone in climate action, we need psychological strategies.
Renewable energy sources require non‑renewable resources: minerals and metals.
Research indicates success hinges on innovation, strategic policies, and long-term contracts.
A UBC engineer is devoted to making our dirtiest chemicals clean.
As we transform our energy systems, we can build a more equal and democratic economy.
Professor M.V. Ramana discusses the "Folly of Atomic Power in the Age of Climate Change."
Let’s take a multi-faceted look at the transition to renewable energy.
One pressing question, multiple expert perspectives.
