Climate Action

How the Global Migration Crackdown Affects Climate Finance (Noah Gordon, Debbra Goh – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

All across the North Atlantic region, rich countries are putting up barriers to keep foreigners out. Some are physical, like the wall separating San...

Making Climate Action Count: Gender in the Mainstream of Urban Climate Strategies (Observer Research Foundation)

India’s cities are at the epicentre of rapid urbanisation and intensifying climate risks. Urban climate impacts are escalating, straining already inadequate infrastructure and deepening...

Leveraging Philanthropy to Strengthen Climate Resilience (Nilanjan Ghosh, Sharon Sarah Thawaney – Observer Research Foundation)

Despite the growing acknowledgement of the importance of climate adaptation in the Global South, adaptation finance still receives unequal treatment in the climate action...

Paris without Trump: A win for the planet? (Melanie Pill, The Interpreter)

It is astounding what Donald Trump gets away with by using a ball pen and some ink. But it came as no surprise that...

Cercando metereologi. L’impatto dei disastri naturali sui mercati finanziari / Looking for meteorologists. The impact of natural disasters on financial markets

(Maria Eva Pedrerol) Meteorologi e climatologi cercasi. Questa è la nuova tendenza degli Hedge Fund, che assumono sempre più esperti del clima, a causa del...

Can public banks fund renewable energy exports? (Christian Downie, Maxfield Peterson – The Interpreter)

The Trump administration has moved forward with a US$4.7 billion loan from the US Export-Import Bank for a massive new liquefied natural gas (LNG)...

2024: l’anno più caldo di sempre, nuovo allarme del WMO Il clima rischia l’oblio per i venti di guerra

(Maria Eva Pedrerol) Ancora una conferma sui nuovi record negativi per il clima: il 2024 e’ stato il più caldo degli ultimi 175 anni ed...

Unlocking growth: How tomorrow’s ports can boost economies, create jobs and protect nature (Thomas Thune Andersen, World Economic Forum)

Ports must balance economic growth with sustainability, using nature-positive approaches to protect ecosystems and communities. Climate change challenges demand transformative investments in less carbon-intensive...

Low-Carbon City Development in China: Evaluation Results for More Than 100 Cities Around the World (World Resources Institute)

This study constructs a low-carbon city evaluation system encompassing four key areas: low-carbon production, consumption, environment, and progress. Jointly developed by the World Resources...

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