About this Research Topic
We are now at a turning point in the 21st century. Scientists have become increasingly concerned about how climate change will affect our ecosystems, healthcare systems, and overall economy within the next decade. Open Access science has made it its mission to make sure that each individual puzzle piece to climate change has a sustainable solution.
‘The Climate Change Challenge’ is an annual series aimed at showcasing the recent advancements in each individual field of scientific and humanities research. In this particular research topic of the series, we are looking for energy efficiency research that highlights solutions/mitigations, challenges, obstacles, and communal decisions that have been made to work towards a more sustainable future for the next generation to profit from.
This series welcomes themes across all areas of research in the field of energy efficiency and its relation to climate change, through our specialty sections:
1.) Energy Efficiency Technologies
2.) Energy Efficiency Materials
3.) Energy Efficiency Applications
4.) Energy Efficiency in Buildings and Urban Environments
The collection welcomes a range of article types, including Original Research, Review, Perspectives and Opinions. Details can be found here.
‘The Climate Change Challenge’ is an annual series aimed at showcasing the recent advancements in each individual field of scientific and humanities research. In this particular research topic of the series, we are looking for energy efficiency research that highlights solutions/mitigations, challenges, obstacles, and communal decisions that have been made to work towards a more sustainable future for the next generation to profit from.
This series welcomes themes across all areas of research in the field of energy efficiency and its relation to climate change, through our specialty sections:
1.) Energy Efficiency Technologies
2.) Energy Efficiency Materials
3.) Energy Efficiency Applications
4.) Energy Efficiency in Buildings and Urban Environments
The collection welcomes a range of article types, including Original Research, Review, Perspectives and Opinions. Details can be found here.
Keywords: climate, energy efficiency, net-zero, sustainable future, energy efficiency technologies, energy efficiency applications, energy efficient buildings, energy efficient materials, energy efficient industry, policy, climate change
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