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+ | ======Energy Increasingly Renewable====== | ||
+ | =====Summary===== | ||
+ | The growing interest and action in renewable energy appears to have finally gotten over the advance-and-retreat pattern that has characterized if the last several decades. In short, fossil fuel prices go up > R&D in renewables goes up as a result > fossil fuel prices go back down > R&D funding for renewables is cut. Climate concerns appear to have overcome this cycle and the advances in the technology and reductions in its cost make it increasingly compelling as an alternative. | ||
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+ | =====In Futures Research===== | ||
+ | ===Oil & Gas 2030: Let There Be Change=== | ||
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+ | ===Scenarios for the Future of Technology and International Development=== | ||
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+ | ===The World in 2040: The future of healthcare, mobility, travel and the home=== | ||
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+ | ===2022 Strategic Foresight Report=== | ||
+ | The [[library: | ||
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+ | =====Additional Viewpoints===== | ||
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+ | ~~DISCUSSION~~ | ||
+ | =====Further Reading===== | ||
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+ | =====Citations===== | ||
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