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12 May 2017: validated economic models for strategic policy making; encourage demonstrators of different experiences of material value. ... boards, such as the German model with employee representation. Appropriate use of economic models.

22 Mar 2016: use products purchased by consumers. But instead of grouping. the metal flows by country, or company, or even economic sector,. ... Rebar. Case studies. Lessons learnt. In all the case-studies considered here, weight savings of 15–30%.

A Global Assessment of Manufacturing: Economic Development, Energy Use, Carbon Emissions, and the Potential for Energy Efficiency and Materials Recycling. ... In the first part, we review economic development, pollution, and carbon emissions from a

through changing the way to discuss, narrativise and understand climate change.</p> <p>Before joining UK FIRES Sam worked as an economic and policy consultant advising governments and development banks on ... analysis.</p> <p>Sarah holds a Masters in

Toggle navigation. The Use Less Group, based at the University of Cambridge and led by Professor Julian Allwood, has been pursuing world-leading research in climate mitigation for over 20 years. Our impact projects, linked below, are funded by EPSRC,

Dr Sarah Nelson. Sarah’s research bridges the disciplines of economics and engineering to assess barriers to urgent climate policy. ... analysis. Sarah holds a Masters in economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Bachelors degrees

The technological and social timelines of climate mitigation: Lessons from 12 past transitions.

How much cement can we do without? Lessons from cement material flows in the UK.

of low carbon technology that will solve climate change while producing economic growth. ... Furthermore, most economic models are designed for exploring marginal changes from the present.

Economics does not hold the key to solving Climate Change. - Professor Julian Allwood, June 2022. ... goes on to see no contradiction in the rest of the climate dogma of misused economics.