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In this article, Nick Robins argues that the just transition, centralising impacts that are positive to people, and a shift to sustainability must be core to financed climate plans. Read more

Soaring energy prices, the war in Ukraine and further stark evidence from the IPCC on the severity of the climate threat requires sustainable finance to move into a new phase. Nick Robins sets out what financial policymakers, regulators and institutions can do to help resolve the great issues of our time. Read more

Commenting on outcome of negotiations at the United Nations climate change conference in Cancún, Nicholas Stern said: "This is a modest but significant outcome that provides a good platform for progress towards next year's United Nations climate change conference, where a strong international agreement could emerge." Read more

An Anglo-American group of top climate economics and policy experts have urged the world’s second largest emitter of greenhouse gases,... Read more

Charles Moore’s recent stint as guest editor of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme shows how climate change ‘sceptics’ abuse freedom of expression says Bob Ward. Read more

Bob Ward, Director of Policy and Communications, looks at the prospects for climate policy in the US under President-elect Trump. Read more

With $468 trillion in assets across the globe, there is no shortage of cash to prevent climate harm; the problem is that the priorities, rules and incentives that govern public and private finance have long been pointing in the wrong direction. Nick Robins writes from COP27 on the steps being made to transform finance for a net zero and resilient world. Read more

Executives of resource companies can learn from the missteps of others on the increasingly career-defining challenge of resource nationalism, writes Daniel Litvin. Read more