Decarbonization can improve energy security

Constantine Samaras ()
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Constantine Samaras: Carnegie Mellon University

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 5, 467-468

Abstract: Moving towards net-zero carbon emissions reduces reliance on fossil fuels but requires geographically concentrated materials for clean energy technologies. Now research finds countries can reduce emerging materials risks by expanding trading partnerships.

Date: 2025
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