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Mar 06, 2024
Bitcoin is a (Big) Country
Can Crypto Mining Coexist with Development Goals?
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Jul 26, 2023
Running the Nuclear Export Gauntlet
We mapped the 8 agencies and 25 offices needed to develop and export an advanced nuclear reactor.
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Jun 17, 2023
Sub-Saharan Africa emits a tiny fraction of the world’s CO2
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Feb 03, 2023
Infographic: Our Unequal Energy World
Entire countries use less electricity than some (pretty small) cities in the United States. Berea, Kentucky is a…
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Aug 09, 2022
Why Energy is Everything — in 4 Unforgettable Infographics
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Apr 07, 2021
Infographic: Visualizing Africa’s emissions and poverty in the world
How we aggregate global data affects how we talk about it, and — more importantly — what we…
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Dec 10, 2020
Infographic: What is sub-Saharan Africa’s contribution to global CO2 emissions?
One of the most striking infographics from the wonderful Our World in Data is the treemap which asks…
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Aug 07, 2020
What happens to global emissions if Africa triples down on natural gas for power?
What exactly is Africa’s role in climate mitigation? We already know that the entire continent accounts for just…
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Nov 13, 2018
Infographic – Are We Learning the Right Energy Lesson from Mobile Phones? The Energy Iceberg Says No
The mobile phone revolution is allowing countries to skip landlines, prompting many observers to assume countries might also skip building an electricity grid and jump right to distributed home energy systems (e.g., here and here). New disruptive technologies are exciting and alluring, especially in sub-Saharan markets where the unmet infrastructure needs are huge. After all, if you can charge your smartphone with a rooftop solar kit, then who needs power plants and a grid?
