How Carbon Tracker learnt to hunt down the Carbon Bubble

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BusinessGreen Leaders Award NGO of the year reveals why its carbon bubble warnings are starting to resonate

The prediction that a global response to climate change will leave countless fossil fuel assets stranded has been a perennial feature of environmental thinking for the best part of two decade, but in the...

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