Newsroom Media Coverage View IISD's latest media coverage from around the world. Press Media Coverage What's new in sustainable development Recent news coverage about IISD Displaying 1 - 20 of 2199 Energy Subsidy Reform Urgent as Spending Jumps 266.5%, Experts Say Reforming Indonesia’s energy subsidies would strengthen fiscal credibility, ease pressure on the state budget, and support President Prabowo Subianto’s energy transition agenda, according to policy experts. IISD in the news Jakarta Globe June 5, 2026 Vietnam, Indonesia launch new regulations for forest carbon projects Vietnam’s rules say that revenue from forest-based carbon credits will be prioritised for forest protection and development, as well as community livelihoods. Indonesia has introduced a nesting framework to avoid double counting. IISD in the news Eco-Business June 3, 2026 The world is moving off fossil fuels as Canada continues to live in the past Like generals fighting the last war, our national debate is still dominated by fossil fuel exports. We’re still building LNG terminals and oil pipelines. While Canada’s auto strategy offered some support for EV buyers, Ottawa is still providing a half-billion-dollar taxpayer subsidy to a single diesel-engine pickup manufacturer. IISD in the news The Globe and Mail June 3, 2026 British taxpayers could be forced to pay £300million to company behind aborted coalmine in 'outrage against common sense' British taxpayers could be forced to foot a £300million bill from a company whose coalmine project was blocked in an "outrage against common sense." IISD in the news GB News May 30, 2026 Seychelles explores climate-smart solutions Seychelles has taken another step toward strengthening climate resilience and sustainable development through a collaborative workshop titled Unlocking Investment for Climate-Smart Agriculture and Nature-Based Solutions in Seychelles. IISD in the news Seychelles Nation May 29, 2026 The UK blocked an “unviable” coal mine. Now it’s being sued for millions. A company is suing the UK for up to £300m after a coal project was denied a mining licence - now the lawsuit is its primary asset. IISD in the news The Times May 29, 2026 Taxpayers face £300m bill as coal investors sue over aborted mine Environmental groups say the legal action, seeking up to six times the original investment, is a last-ditch attempt to profit from an unviable scheme. IISD in the news The Times May 29, 2026 How Carney’s ‘climate action’ pipeline spin echoes Trudeau’s Trans Mountain rhetoric Mark Carney is not the first prime minister to put forth the argument that an oil pipeline is a form of climate action. IISD in the news National Observer May 26, 2026 US opposes, India and 27 nations abstain as UN backs ICJ climate ruling by 141-8 vote Abstentions highlighted divisions over how climate obligations should be legally enforced. IISD in the news Down to Earth May 21, 2026 India’s energy firms have the potential to significantly strengthen country’s energy security India’s state-owned energy companies could significantly strengthen the country’s energy security by redirecting INR 2 trillion annually (around $21 billion) from fossil fuel investment towards clean energy projects, IISD said. IISD in the news Sustainability Online May 15, 2026 IISD: Procurement Data Gaps Limit The EU's Net Zero Progress EU governments could cut CO₂ emissions via green procurement, but IISD says data gaps in PPDS limit impact tracking, hiding real climate savings potential. IISD in the news Sustainability Magazine May 15, 2026 Reaction to the Alberta-Ottawa agreement on carbon pricing, pipeline plans Shovels could hit the ground on a new West Coast oilsands pipeline as early as September 2027, the federal and Alberta governments said Friday, after they announced a plan to gradually increase the province’s effective industrial carbon price to at least $130 a tonne by 2040. IISD in the news The Canadian Press May 15, 2026 Is the Iran war the trigger for the decline of the west’s food system? Dependence on imports, fertilisers and gas have left the agrifood value chain vulnerable to geopolitical and energy shocks. IISD in the news Sustainable Views May 12, 2026 Batteries are booming, so why is SA betting on gas? 'Anchor demand' logic driving gas expansion lacks public scrutiny and transparency, writes IISD's Richard Halsey. IISD in the news BusinessDay May 11, 2026 Federal government to integrate peacebuilding into climate adaptation plan The federal government says it is integrating conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding into the national adaptation plan (NAP) to address climate vulnerabilities linked to insecurity across the country. IISD in the news The Cable May 9, 2026 Nigeria Hosts Global Talks On Climate, Rising Insecurity Nigeria has convened regional and international stakeholders in Abuja to confront the growing convergence between climate change and insecurity, with top government officials and global experts warning that failure to integrate peacebuilding into climate adaptation could deepen fragility across vulnerable countries. IISD in the news Leadership May 8, 2026 Climate vulnerability: Govt integrating conflict sensitivity, peacebuilding into NAP The federal government is integrating conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding into the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) to address climate vulnerabilities that fuel instability. IISD in the news EnviroNews Nigeria May 5, 2026 The US-Israel War on Iran Has Precipitated the Biggest Energy Crisis Since the 1970s But this time, countries are plotting a course away from oil, gas, and coal to renewable energy. IISD in the news Sierra May 4, 2026 Fossil Phaseout Talks Move from ‘If’ to ‘How’, with Finance a Leading Obstacle A first-of-its-kind international conference on moving away from fossil fuels wrapped up in Colombia Wednesday with a clear message: the global conversation has shifted from whether to phase out oil, gas and coal to how to do it, with financing emerging as one of the biggest obstacles. IISD in the news The Associated Press with files from The Energy Mix April 30, 2026 Environmental advocates call LNG tax incentive a fossil fuel subsidy A tax incentive for “low carbon” liquefied natural gas facilities amounts to a government subsidy for the fossil fuel industry at a time when Canada should be pivoting to electrification and renewables, environmental advocates say. IISD in the news The Canadian Press April 29, 2026 Pagination « First ‹ Previous Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next › Last »