Teresa Kramarz, Susan Park, and Craig Johnson

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

Some inconvenient truths in the race to a renewable energy transition

Opinion | BY TERESA KRAMARZ, SUSAN PARK, AND CRAIG JOHNSON | June 16, 2021

• Last month, the traditionally conservative International Energy Agency dropped a bombshell on the international fossil fuel community by calling for a “net-zero” energy system

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