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Although nuclear energy is a low CO2 energy system, it is not a very efficient tool for rapidly reducing carbon emissions. Global climate change does not justify a considerably increased global nuclear programme for the next two to three decades.
Even if for other political or socioeconomic reasons such as intensive global nuclear programme were initiated, its impact on CO2 emissions would be only marginal. This is true irrespective of the costs and feasibilities of alternative emission reduction strategies, such as energy efficiency measures, or the availability of other low CO2 energy supplies.
Feature / Discover how SEI's Consumption Compass aids Swedish municipalities in slashing climate impact through smarter consumption.
Journal article / This paper presents a comprehensive overview of effects of public policy interventions on sustainable food consumption patterns.
Journal article / In this paper, the authors use scenario diversity analysis to examine six major global scenario sets with regards to scenario set diversity.
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