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The world needs to move beyond slogans and take hard decisions based on an honest understanding of what a ‘just transition’ means, a University of Dundee energy expert has warned.
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The planet is “doomed” if political differences brought to light by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine cannot be put aside by global leaders at next week’s COP27 summit.
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COP26 is doomed to failure unless the richest countries on the planet stop ignoring those from the developing world, a University of Dundee energy expert has said.
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A University of Dundee project that assists developing countries with the transition to green energy has received a funding award from the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
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The drive towards renewable energy sources is to be examined at a special event hosted by the University of Dundee.
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We work with industry and policy makers globally in the transition to clean, sustainable energy and renewables.
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From Thailand, Araya Yotmongkol will graduate in 2021 with the Sustainability and Water Security MSc from The Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law & Policy (CEPMLP), at The University of Dundee.
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Our CEPMLP students are encouraged to look and apply for internships which, in some cases, can even be used in place of their course dissertation
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Natural resources utilisation can help or hinder a nation’s development. We help governments across the developing world achieve the positive outcomes that they want from their natural resource endowments.
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Brexit called into question what many had based life choices on: that as citizens of the EU they could move, live, and work freely. Our research examined whether that citizenship is a fundamental right that people cannot be stripped of against their will.
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A University of Dundee academic has been awarded a prestigious European Commission Professorship to further his research into how ecological and economic justice can be delivered
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Brexit could offer greater flexibility for environmental planners in the UK, with Scotland potentially poised to benefit most, according to a recent study