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Sustainable Infrastructure Is Not Neutral

How Roads, Dams, and Energy Projects Can Either Heal or Divide Societies By Amb. Canon Otto Convener, Global Sustainability Summit Contributor, SustainabilityUnscripted We often speak about infrastructure as if it were purely technical: roads move goods, dams generate power, grids deliver electricity, waste systems manage materials. In policy documents and investment decks, infrastructure is…

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Are Carbon Markets Failing the Climate?

A Sober Assessment of Offsets, Credits, and Accountability By Amb. Canon Otto Convener, Global Sustainability Summit Contributor, SustainabilityUnscripted For more than two decades, carbon markets have been presented as one of the most elegant tools in climate policy: put a price on pollution, reward reductions, and let markets do what they do best—allocate capital…

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The End of Cheap Water

Why Water Scarcity Will Redefine Global Economics, Agriculture, and Geopolitics By Amb. Canon Otto Convener, Global Sustainability Summit Contributor, SustainabilityUnscripted For most of modern economic history, water has been treated as abundant, inexpensive, and endlessly available. It has been priced as a utility, managed as an afterthought, and consumed as if scarcity were a distant…

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Green Hydrogen: The Future Fuel of a Decarbonized World?

By Amb. Canon Otto, Convener, Global Sustainability Summit Contributor, SustainabilityUnscripted The global race to decarbonise is accelerating, and with it comes a renewed search for energy solutions capable of addressing sectors that renewable electricity alone cannot easily reach. Heavy industry, long-haul transport, shipping, and aviation remain among the hardest to abate. In this evolving energy…

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