Background The forestLAB is a newly launched joint programme between the African Conservation Development Group (ACDG), the Grantham Research Institute and the University of... Read more
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A handful of campaigners who promote the use of fossil fuels are using newspaper articles to offer a deeply unfair... Read more
A strident campaign has been mounted over the past couple of years to promote shale gas as a ‘game-changing’ new... Read more
The 26th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, known as COP26,... Read more
Catherine Higham and Arnaud Koehl examine the regulatory measures being taken by G20 countries to limit domestic fossil fuel production and call for international coordination on this issue at COP26. Read more
Bob Ward asserts that the spread of misinformation about the causes of Australia's current bushfires - which experts link explicitly to climate change - is a threat to lives and livelihoods. Read more
Ahead of the General Election, Sam Unsworth analyses the Conservative and Labour Parties’ manifesto pledges on surface transport decarbonisation and the opportunities offered by growth of the zero-emissions transport sector in the UK. Read more
Joana Setzer, Catherine Higham and Vibha Mohan provide evidence to complement the OECD’s own ‘stocktake’ of the Guidelines for MNEs by reviewing key developments in understanding of responsible conduct in the climate context, drawing on important climate litigation cases. Read more
Bob Ward reviews Bjorn Lomborg’s new book, 'False Alarm', finding the misuse of outdated, concocted and misinterpreted numbers on the costs of climate action and concluding that the book’s central claim that the ‘optimal’ level of global warming by 2100 would be 3.75˚C was completely out-of-date before it was even published. Read more
Lord Nicholas Stern delivers a speech on 'The economic crisis and the two great challenges of the 21st century'. Read more