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As countries chart paths to net-zero economies by 2050, hydrogen has enjoyed a new wave of attention. Here are the risks and opportunities involved in subsidizing it.

The roster of multilateral events for this year is filling up quickly. Our experts reveal why this leaves them cautiously optimistic.

The global pandemic has brought challenges the likes of which this generation has never seen. But there have also been bright spots worth celebrating.

It's encouraging to hear Canada commit to funding climate solutions in agriculture, but we are falling behind our peers in tackling emissions.

Five key takeaways from Canada’s Action on Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation Roundtable Dialogue.

Our researchers have drawn a few key conclusions after studying the sustainability potential for eight popular commodities — bananas, cocoa, coffee, cotton, palm oil, soybeans, sugar, and tea.

Technically there was some movement, but a large gap remains between what is promised and what is necessary.

The recent Climate Dialogues were intended to bridge the gap to COP 26. Here, we offer lessons learned from a virtual approach to multilateral engagement.

As countries across the globe develop recovery packages to cope with the socio-economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we're seeing a unique opportunity to steer public finance away from fossil fuels and toward the clean energy transition.

Only with an understanding of who is most vulnerable—and why—can we identify strategies that address real needs, ensuring no one is left behind.