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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 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 June 3, 2026

Weathering the Waters: Building climate resilience that pays off

Join us to explore Canada’s adaptation progress, the rising costs of delay (water, floods, drought), and new ways to finance resilience.

Conference June 2, 2026

Making Green Tax Incentives Work: Protecting Revenue While Accelerating the Energy Transition

How green tax incentives can support low-carbon and resilient growth while protecting revenue in emerging and developing economies.

Webinar June 2, 2026

Jargalan Bayartogtokh

Person June 2, 2026

Natural Solutions for Water Security: Canada’s Policy Path Forward

This 2-day forum aims to advance strategic priorities and define practical next steps to accelerate the adoption of natural infrastructure as the new normal.

Event Hub June 2, 2026

Leveraging Renewable Energy Infrastructure for Mining Community Resilience

Explores how renewable energy infrastructure can strengthen mining community resilience and inclusive local development.

Report June 1, 2026

Determining the Economic Cost of Single-Use Plastic Waste in Canada

This report quantifies the economic and environmental costs of single-use plastic waste in Canada and offers recommendations for improved tracking and management.

Report June 1, 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 May 30, 2026

Environmental, Social, and Governance Standards and Practices of Chinese Companies in Critical Minerals Supply Chains

Explore IISD’s new report on Chinese environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices in mineral supply chains, featuring report highlights, case studies and an expert panel.

Webinar May 29, 2026

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