Climate Change

Economic and social transformation is required if we are to limit global warming to well below 2°C, in line with the Paris Climate Change Agreement. Central to this ambition is a need to rapidly decarbonise all aspects of our lives, triggering a dramatic surge in the demand for minerals.

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Circular Economy

A clean planet for all: a European strategic long long-term vision for a prosperous, modern, competitive and climate neutral economy

The European Commission sets out its vision for a climate-neutral EU.

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Climate Change

Urbanization and the evolution of cities across 10,000 years

Today, more than half of all people in the world live in an urban area. By mid-century, this will increase to 70%. But as recently as [...]

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Climate Change

Transition to a world without oil

We can't create new land and new energy systems at the click of a mouse. And as we sit, exchanging free ideas with [...]

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Climate Change

Mineral resource governance in the 21st century: gearing extractive industries towards sustainable development

The UN International Resource Panel (IRP) sets out how we can ensure that international governance of our natural resources becomes intertwined with vital [...]

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Climate Change

Where should metals for the green transition come from?

Comparing Environmental, Social, and Economic Impacts of Supplying Base Metals from Land Ores and Seafloor Polymetallic Nodules.

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Climate Change

Global logistics emissions council framework for logistics emissions accounting and reporting

The GLEC Framework is the global method for the calculation and reporting of logistics emissions.

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Climate Change

The carbon cycle is key to understanding climate change – The Economist

Until a few hundred years ago there was a perfect balance of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere. Human activity has disrupted that [...]

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Climate Change

How scientists calculate climate change – The Economist

Climate activists talk a lot about following “the science” around climate change. What actually is the science and how is it calculated?

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