
doi: 10.1038/507300a
pmid: 24654279
Low-carbon technologies are getting better and cheaper each year, but continued public-policy support is needed to sustain progress, says Jessika E. Trancik.
Financing, Government, Internationality, Renewable Energy, Diffusion of Innovation, Carbon, Environmental Policy
Financing, Government, Internationality, Renewable Energy, Diffusion of Innovation, Carbon, Environmental Policy
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