COP 30 Side Event | Island and Inland Voices: Advancing inclusive adaptation in Grenada and Eswatini
This side event will bring together representatives from Eswatini and Grenada to reflect on their adaptation journeys.
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COP 30 Side Event | Renewables for Development: Powering energy security, prosperity, and resilient economies
This COP 30 side event will explore how integrated renewable energy systems can underpin development and prosperity while creating strong, resilient, equitable economies.
COP 30 Side Event | Demand-driven Support for Implementable Adaptation Plans
This side event will showcase lessons learned and invite reflections on opportunities to accelerate adaptation through collaboration, political support, and peer learning.
Spain Inventory 2024
This national inventory will provide details on 2024 fossil fuel subsidies by the Government of Spain.
PM adds Ksi Lisims LNG and North Coast power line to major projects list
IISD's Nichole Dusyk says doubling down on LNG makes no sense given the environmental ramifications and the fact the international market has a glut of natural gas. "What we've seen with other LNG projects in Canada is that they don't move ahead without generous public subsidies and support that raises really important questions about that economic viability."
From Commitment to Implementation
Practical guidance to help governments design and implement fossil fuel subsidy phase-out plans.
Combatting Greenwashing
India's greenwashing rules boost responsible business, build consumer trust, and help firms meet rising transparency and sustainability standards.
Non-Metallic Mining
This report analyzes the economics of non-metallic mining and makes recommendations on how governments can tax the industry.
COP 30 Side Event | Green Trade and Industrial Decarbonization: Regional and international cooperation for emerging economies
This COP30 side event will explore how global cooperation can advance industrial decarbonization and green trade in emerging economies.
'Canada is late to the party': Experts divided on benefits of LNG exports
"Many importing countries are shifting away from expensive and imported gas and towards cheaper, more reliable renewables," says IISD's Steven Haig. "This means that when it comes to the economic benefits of LNG, Canada is late to the party, and that party is almost over."