COP26 special: energy innovation, sustainable cities and carbon capture
Second episode in a two-part series on climate science and solutions
Read article: COP26 special: energy innovation, sustainable cities and carbon capture
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James Dacey is a multimedia journalist based in Madrid. He regularly produces and commissions videos and podcasts for Physics World. He is particularly interested in interdisciplinary research and the places where science blends with politics and culture.
James previously worked as the multimedia projects editor of Physics World, until 2019. He studied natural sciences at the University of Birmingham and did a Master's in science communication at the University of Bath. Outside of journalism, he likes to travel, listen to music and brush up on his Spanish.
Second episode in a two-part series on climate science and solutions
Read article: COP26 special: energy innovation, sustainable cities and carbon capture
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First episode in a two-part series on climate science and solutions
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