This paper explores the funding trends, topical themes, and notable gaps in global public
research funding across the areas of energy, climate change, transport, and industrial …

Abstract The Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement pose new
conceptual challenges for energy decision makers by compelling them to consider the …

The total emission mitigation potential achievable by the year 2030, calculated based on
sectoral assessments, is sufficient to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions to half of the …

In addition to driving mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions, climate change mitigation
actions can deliver non-climate benefits (co-benefits) but can also have adverse side-effects …

Increasingly drastic governmental efforts in reducing environmental footprints in face of
rising abnormal climate events have urged firms to redirect their strategy to withstand climate …

Communities are changing the way they manage flood risk as a result of climate change
which increases both the flood hazard intensity and frequency and therefore results in more …

Concern around the employment impacts of climate mitigation policies can be a contentious
and politized issue, with potentially limiting implications for climate action. It persists despite …

The impact of waste policies and measures from National Determined Contributions (NDCs)
on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is unexamined and creates conditions for …

Participatory modeling–the involvement of stakeholders in the modeling process–can
support various objectives, such as stimulating learning processes or promoting mutual …

The uneven effects of the climate crisis and the need for decarbonization by reducing fossil
fuel exploitation and eliminating subsidies create critical trade-offs and tensions for low …