News & commentaries

This article for the New Statesman’s Capital Monitor considers the impact of climate litigation on private sector companies. Read more

Today, the NGFS and the International Network for Sustainable Financial Policy Insights, Research, and Exchange (INSPIRE) – one of the... Read more

A robust carbon pricing framework is needed to support decarbonisation of industry and avoid important UK exports being penalised by the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism, according to a new report published today (April 1st 2021) Read more

Climate policy has long been relegated to the sidelines in Tanzania. The late President's vision for economic growth can be achieved only if his successor puts Tanzania on a climate-resilient development pathway, argues Timo Leiter. Read more

This article considers the discrepancy between what countries, such as Spain, signed up to in the Paris Agreement on climate change and the policies of national governements. The article is based on an interview with the Grantham Research Institute's climate litigation expert, Joana Setzer. Read more

Commenting on the publication today by the UK Government of ‘Global Britain in a Competitive Age: the Integrated Review of Security,... Read more

Central Banks, including the Bank of England, the Banque de France, the European Central Bank and the United States Federal Reserve System, must each have an explicitly strategy for helping countries to achieve net-zero emissions, according to a report published today (15 March 2021) Read more

Nick Robins and Ciara Shannon suggest a green recovery plan from COVID-19 for the northern English county of Cumbria now that its council is reviewing its controversial decision to open a new colliery. Read more

A new paper published today (8 March) by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the... Read more

Approximately 6.3 million jobs in the UK, about one in five, are likely to be affected either positively or negatively... Read more