With or Without You: What Biden can do to restore US climate governance
What Biden can do to restore U.S. Climate governance — with and without a Democratic Party majority in the Senate.
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Category: Politics
COVID-19 and Climate Change: The name’s ‘Brick’
COVID-19 will dent global CO2 emissions in 2020 compared with 2019. But this decline will not, by itself, put a dent in climate change.
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The Torchlight List: Around the World in 111 Books
The Torchlight List has one goal and one goal only: to inspire you to read.
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A Nod to NZ
The Committee on Climate Change’s advice set a blueprint for the UK’s net-zero transition. It also set a blueprint for how other countries’ climate commissions should operate — with scientific, economic and social credibility.
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Denied: The Rise and Fall of Climate Contrarianism
A genuinely sceptical approach means turning scepticism on your own beliefs as well as those of others.
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Africa at a Crossroads: Towards Inclusive Climate Governance
Jacopo Bencini and Sander Chan, of the German Development Institute, were in Nairobi, Kenya at the Seventh UNECA Conference on Climate Change, Development and Africa.
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IPCC Special Report on 1.5°C Infographic: The Verdict
The IPCC Special Report on 1.5°C dished out an urgent and unprecedented warning to humanity.
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Lots of commitments to climate action, but no room for complacency
The Global Climate Summit was possibly the largest climate change summit in history — specifically focused on business, civil society and local actors.
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Six Signals: New Zealand is preparing for a sustainable future
Jolyon Swinburn is a Policy Analyst at New Zealand’s Ministry for the Environment. He walks us through the signs that New Zealand is taking a lead on sustainability and climate change.
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