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The authors of this paper review the state of knowledge concerning international CO2 emission transfers associated particularly with trade in energy-intensive goods and concerns about carbon leakage arising from climate policies. Read more

Timothy Randall was awarded one of 25 Mercator Fellowships on International Affairs, a young professional program affiliated with the German... Read more

Setzer, J., and Nachmany, M. 2018. National Governance The state’s role in steering polycentric action. In: Jordan, A., Huitema, D.,... Read more

Note: New and updated 2015 edition available The GLOBE Climate Legislation Study is the most comprehensive audit of climate legislation... Read more

The ‘Today’ programme on BBC Radio 4 has again demonstrated that its editor and producers are too easily fooled by the inaccurate and misleading claims of climate change deniers says Bob Ward. Read more

In the commentary article for The Times Bob Ward says that Sri Lanka’s current political turmoil is due to an energy crisis, made worse by climate change, and not an ‘obsession with organic crops’ as was claimed by Melanie Phillips in the newspaper. Read more

Liz was Research Funding Manager at the Grantham Research Institute from January 2020 until April 2022. She oversaw various pre-... Read more

Alex is a fourth-year PhD research student working towards his thesis, entitled ‘Quantitative applied climate economics for the insurance industry’,... Read more

The authors of this paper demonstrate that organic carbon fluxes at 1,000 m are a good predictor of long-term carbon sequestration and suggest this is an important metric of the BCP that should be prioritized in future model studies. Read more

Nicholas Stern... said: "This is a timely initiative by Gordon Brown to break the international deadlock over climate change, and he rightly identifies finance as the key stumbling block. Rich countries want to see commitments by developing countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and tackle climate change before offering financial support, but the developing countries want strong financial backing from the rich world before they make significant commitments." Read more