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Major Environmental Groups Call On Businesses To Lead On Climate Policy

Eleven leading environmental and sustainable business organizations published an open letter in the New York Times today, urging the CEOs of Corporate America to step up...

Develop while you still can

The last week saw the United Nations General Assembly as the focal point for global affairs, with the center stage given to the confrontation between a...

First steps in a reshaping of the energy industry landscape

Authors: Alessandro Blasi and Alberto Toril Recent data shows that there is a growing disconnection between current energy trends and climate goals. With global emissions on the...

IRENA Urges Leaders to Build Climate Response around Renewables

Public and private sector leaders are being urged to double annual investments in renewable energy to keep the world well below 2°C of warming, says a...

Thank You Greta: The Young Lead in the Climate Crisis

To say Greta Thunberg is a remarkable young girl is to understate her accomplishments.  She is phenomenal.  She has successfully exploited social media and through dogged persistence...

Taxes on polluting fuels are too low to encourage a shift to low-carbon alternatives

Taxing polluting sources of energy is an effective way to curb emissions that harm the planet and human health, and the income generated can be used...

Digitally shaping a greener world

Women were not allowed on map-making ship voyages until the 1960s—it was believed that they would bring bad luck. Spanish nuns made maps in the...

Climate finance for developing countries reached USD 71 billion in 2017

Climate finance provided and mobilised by developed countries for climate action in developing countries reached USD 71.2 billion in 2017, up from USD 58.6 billion in...

Towards a sustainable Blue economy: A Plan to restore the health of our oceans

Samba Lahy recalls the time when, as a young man, he used to go fishing with his parents off the coast of Tampolove, one of...

Hurricanes, Melting Ice Sheets, Rising Sea Levels and A 16-Year Old’s Courage

When the Duke of Windsor, the former Edward VIII, was made governor of the Bahamas in 1940, he and his wife Wallis Simpson arrived to peaceful...

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Russia-Africa Summit: Can Moscow Turn Political Ties Into Trade, Investment and Economic Growth?

Russia and the entire African continent are currently preparing...

Antalya and the Empty Chair: The First Climate Summit Built Around American Absence

On 9 November, when delegations file into the converted...

The 180-Day Clock: Why the ICC’s Fate Now Rests in European Capitals

On 9 October, hours after the Nobel Committee awarded...

Israel’s Elections: Who Does China Want to Win, and What Is at Stake for Beijing?

Chinese think tanks and strategic and intelligence circles, such...
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