Despite the current ambivalence of the United States towards the Paris Agreement, national
and local jurisdictions across the globe remain committed, and they are seeking ways to …

Meeting the Paris targets requires reducing both fossil fuel demand and supply, and closing
the “production gap” between climate targets and energy policy. But there is no supply-side …

This article presents the results of a numerical experiment and an analysis of temperature
fields (coolers for gas) using cooling elements in the case study gas pipeline. An analysis of …

This paper aims to investigate the responsiveness of renewable energy production (REP) to
fluctuations in geopolitical risks, oil prices and economic policy uncertainty (EPU). It applies …

Reducing food loss and waste (FLW) could lessen the environmental impacts of food
systems and improve food security. However, rebound effects—whereby efficiency …

In absence of joint global climate action, several jurisdictions unilaterally restrict their
domestic demand for fossil fuels. Another policy option for fossil fuel producing countries, not …

Crude oil pipelines are considered as the lifelines of energy industry. However, accidents of
the pipelines can lead to severe public health and environmental concerns, in which …

Countries in the G20 have committed to phase out 'inefficient'fossil fuel subsidies. However,
there remains a limited understanding of how subsidy removal would affect fossil fuel …

Corrosion is one of the most common defects of buried pipelines. Accurate prediction of the
maximum pitting depth of corroded pipelines is conducive to assessing the remaining …

Abstract Achieving the Paris Agreement's global temperature goal of kee** warming well
below 2° C and ideally 1.5° C requires limiting fossil fuel production. In the United Nations …