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'Hard to Decarbonise': what & how? Chinwag Podcast
'Hard to Decarbonise': what & how?
There is much talk at the moment about 'hard to decarbonise' areas of the economy: those which must be tackled too, in the race towards zero carbon targets. But what are they and what might be the options?
In this first podcast of 2021, Dr Massey and I cover the broad scope of topics in trying to make sense of this current discussion.
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