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Energy transition and circularity are ‘hot’. High time to distinguish between facts and fiction, and check whether electric cars and biofuels really contribute to CO2 reduction.
Sustainability is very important, and at the same a topic hijacked by opportunistic politicians and entrepreneurs. That makes it very hard to verify what is true and what is not, and which measures really help to mitigate climate change.
Realizing the
