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Japan Vows to End Construction of New Unabated Coal Plants
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Unabated fossil fuel-based electricity – Analysis - IEA
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Japan to Stop Building Unabated Coal Power Plants, Kishida tells COP28 - The Japan News
Natural Gas Futures: Downtrend appears unabated
Hint: To do it really stupidly, you need HYDROGEN! – Ohio River Valley Institute
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What does 'unabated' mean for fossil fuels - The New York Times
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Q&A: Why defining the 'phaseout' of 'unabated' fossil fuels is so important at COP28 - Carbon Brief
Natural Gas Leak in Alaska to Continue Unabated
Natural Gas Futures: Rally stays unabated
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Q&A: Why defining the 'phaseout' of 'unabated' fossil fuels is so important at COP28 - Carbon Brief
Unabated fossil fuel-based electricity – Analysis - IEA
New IEA Report: Hydrocarbons Will Remain at Center of Energy Transition
