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One more try: The International Solar Alliance and India's search for geopolitical influence
Energy Strategy Reviews, 2019 The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is a new initiative launched at the 2015 Paris climate conference by India, jointly with France. The ISA is the first international organization headquartered in India and aims to promote solar electricity in the ...
Sarang Shidore, Joshua W. Busby
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Spatial distributions of stranded fossil asset costs and benefits from climate change mitigation
Environmental Research Communications, 2023 A global 2 °C climate target is projected to generate significant economic benefits. However, the presence of fossil fuel assets that are stranded as a consequence of climate change mitigation could complicate cost-benefit considerations at the country ...
Haozhe Yang, Kyle C Meng, Sangwon Suh
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Chapter 3 Geopolitics of the Energy Transition [PDF]
, 2023 The global energy scenario is undergoing an unprecedented transition. In the wake of enormous challenges—such as increased population, higher energy demands, increasing greenhouse gas emissions, depleting fossil fuel reserves, volatile energy prices ...
Giuli, Marco
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REGIONAL GEOPOLITICAL PROJECT “INTERMARIUM”: PERSPECTIVES OF REALIZATION
Сравнительная политика, 2016 The emergence of geopolitical projects of association of the countries in the “Intermarium” dates back to the period after the First World War. In the era of the Cold War, some countries of the Baltic-Black Sea region were part of the Soviet Union, while
A. G. Goltsov
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Oléagineux, Corps gras, Lipides, 2006 40% of the world population is concerned with the questions related to the liberalization of agriculture. In spite of this outstanding importance, the current intense international debate on liberalization is biased by five major problems: the ...
Losch Bruno
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Journal of Illicit Economies and Development, 2022 Based on a research in progress, the ‘micro-geopolitics of organised crime’ (MGPOC) framework examines how and why organised crime groups (OCGs) around the globe develop illicit economies associated to natural resources.
Fausto Carbajal Glass
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The new geopolitics of global education [PDF]
, 2022 Geopolitical issues have affected the people-to-people links and higher education adversely. While the UK, like other developed countries in the West, is keen to attract talented professionals as well as students who could contribute positively towards ...
Maini, Tridivesh Singh
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Rising seas and sinking islands: the geopolitics of climate change in Tuvalu and Kiribati
, 2021 Anthropogenic climate change is predicted to accelerate throughout the 21st century, with transformative impacts for biophysical and social systems. Due to their vulnerability to sea level rise and because of fears that they may be fully inundated, low ...
Saddington, Liam Ryder
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STRATEGY FOR THE PREVENTION OF WORLD WARS IDEAL POLITICAL MAP OF THE WORLD, FROM 195 TO 21 MEGA-FEDERATIONS [PDF]
Revista Română de Geografie PoliticăWars have always caused millions and millions of dead, destroyed peoples' wealth and held development back. Geopolitics, alternative history, futurology or nationalist politics tackle this problem by creating regional paintings, but the results are ...
Luca DIACONESCU, Angelica NECȘULEA
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Cesium in Biology, Pancreatic Cancer, and Controversy in High and Low Radiation Exposure Damage—Scientific, Environmental, Geopolitical, and Economic Aspects [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021 Radionuclide contamination in terrestrial ecosystems has reached a dangerous level. The major artificial radionuclide present in the environment is cesium-137 (137-Cs). In humans, animals, and plants cesium ion (Cs+) behaves like potassium ion (K+) and it is localized mainly inside the cells.
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