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Innovative ideas for combating climate change — MADE

September 3, 2024

Climate casualties are rising with temperatures. How can we cool down buildings — or indeed entire cities? Sweden is showing the world how to generate energy with CO2 emissions. Could AI be a climate savior? And can power be both portable and clean?

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