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Tatiana Lanshina

Ph.D. in economics, independent expert in renewable energy economics

ECONOMICS

A quiet revolution: The world’s turn toward green energy is irreversible

ECONOMICS

Mine over matter: Russia’s coal industry is collapsing — and no one is ready for it

SOCIETY

Let it burn: Russia faces risk of massive wildfires this year due to war-driven budget cuts

POLITICS

Right turn gone wrong: The rise of right-wing populism will harm the environment and exacerbate climate problems

ECONOMICS

Climate control: How Russia turned environmentalism into a tool of political influence

SOCIETY

On thin ice: Russia's unfolding climate catastrophe and the road ahead

ECONOMICS

Dragged over the сoals: Russia's forced subsidization of a dying industry

ECONOMICS

Frozen pipelines: Russia, not Europe, risks to lose most if natural gas transit through Ukraine stops

ECONOMICS

Nuclear boom: The world's enthusiasm for nuclear energy faces economic uncertainty

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A quiet revolution: The world’s turn toward green energy is irreversible

Mine over matter: Russia’s coal industry is collapsing — and no one is ready for it

Let it burn: Russia faces risk of massive wildfires this year due to war-driven budget cuts

Right turn gone wrong: The rise of right-wing populism will harm the environment and exacerbate climate problems

Climate control: How Russia turned environmentalism into a tool of political influence

On thin ice: Russia's unfolding climate catastrophe and the road ahead

Dragged over the сoals: Russia's forced subsidization of a dying industry

Frozen pipelines: Russia, not Europe, risks to lose most if natural gas transit through Ukraine stops

Nuclear boom: The world's enthusiasm for nuclear energy faces economic uncertainty

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