Bringing Wildlife Back
A bold plan is underway to translocate over 200 animals to Sioma Ngwezi National Park in southwestern Zambia.
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Canada poised to become 'one of the largest suppliers of LNG in the world': energy minister
Canada's energy minister says the country is poised to become one of the world's biggest suppliers of liquefied natural gas, exporting as much as 100 million tonnes per year. But an analysis by IISD suggests Canadian officials may be overplaying the green credentials of Canada's LNG.
Investment Facilitation for Development: Advancing the priorities of least developed countries and Small Island Developing States
A round table to explore the evolving investment needs of least developed countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS), current trends in investment governance, and role of the proposed investment facilitation agreement.
Government fossil fuel subsidies triple under Ramaphosa
Subsidies reached almost R200-billion last year, mostly from increases in Eskom bailouts and carbon tax exemptions, while the renewables subsidy in 2024 was less than 5% of fossil fuel support.
Climate Finance: From negotiations to implementations
This webinar will unpack what COP 30 and G20 outcomes mean for the future of climate finance, including progress on the NCQG, MDB reforms, and scaling finance for mitigation and adaptation.
How to Measure Mindset Shifts on Gender and Social Inclusion
What is the best way to measure changes in mindsets about gender equality and social inclusion?
Engaging Communities in Climate Vulnerability Assessment
This report identifies six ways to make participatory climate vulnerability assessment processes more effective, timely, and respectful.
Tracking Progress on Sustainable Jobs in Canada
A practical guide to monitoring Canada's just transition, drawing on best practices to track progress toward sustainable jobs and equitable outcomes.
February 2026 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
61 new oil and gas exploration licences were granted in January 2026, containing an estimated 96.3 MtCO₂. Norway led the expansion, awarding licences containing roughly 40.3 million barrels of oil and 1,031.1 billion cubic feet of gas.
Designing Better and Fairer Border Carbon Adjustments
This public webinar featured a panel discussion exploring key design challenges and opportunities for BCAs, with the goal of building a common understanding of trade-offs, risks, and areas of convergence among stakeholders.