Climate

COP27's outcome is a timely reminder that curbing the growth of fossil fuels will not come about through consensus-oriented negotiations among governments alone

Climate

In eleventh hour COP27 pitch, EU proposes climate loss and damage fund

Mitchell Beer

Last-minute proposal includes a pledge to immediately set up loss and damage funding for developing nations. Will others step up?

Climate

Progress at last on climate finance at COP27

Rachel Kyte

Climate finance has been one of the thorniest issues in global climate negotiations for decades, but there are promising signs at COP27

Climate

How green will Canada’s hydrogen push be?

Shawn McCarthy

The fight over blue versus green hydrogen could impact the country’s clean energy transition

Climate

Oil and gas lobbyists swarm COP27

Ruth Michaelson

A 25% spike in fossil fuel delegates at this year’s UN climate summit means oil and gas lobbyists outnumber representatives from most countries

Climate

It’s time for a crackdown on corporate net-zero pledges, UN expert panel says

Shawn McCarthy

Catherine McKenna–led group calls for end to voluntary targets and new investment in fossil fuels, facing lengthy list of challenges

Climate

COP27 litmus test: Will wealthy countries finally pay for climate change loss and damage?

Gaye Taylor

There are two colliding narratives on whether a first-ever agreement to include loss and damage in this year’s COP agenda is a gain or a setback

Climate

Seven ways to end the climate crisis

Guy Dauncey

Guy Dauncey’s Big Solutions: We need all hands on deck to solve humanity’s greatest crisis

Climate | Fall 2022

When red states go green

Alex Robinson

The clean energy transition is quietly happening in conservative communities that have historically been dependent on fossil fuels, whether they like it or not

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

The world’s most sustainable MBA programs are producing a generation of changemakers

These 30 under 30 are leading a green youthquake