Net-zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions Society

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Swiss Academic Reports 15 (5):29-33 (2021)
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To achieve the very specific goal of reducing net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050, many technical challenges and conflicts of interest must be overcome. How can a strategy be developed that is politically and socially acceptable? Research is needed to support societal efforts to rethink the links between energy use and human well-being.

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Ivo Wallimann-Helmer
Université de Fribourg
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