Is a New Oil Pipeline in Canada’s National Interest?
Building a new oil pipeline would impose a significant economic and environmental cost on Alberta and Canada.
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IISD Welcomes Nicolas Delaunay as New Director, Strategic Partnerships
The International Institute for Sustainable Development is pleased to announce that Nicolas Delaunay will join the organization as Director, Strategic Partnerships.
What Happened at COP 30 on Climate and Health?
Experts from the Friends of Climate and Health explain why human health is relevant to climate policy, and what progress was made at the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP 30).
Making the Business Case for Nature-Based Infrastructure: How the City of Cape Town boosted funding for restoring its waterways
IISD supported the City of Cape Town with two integrated cost–benefit analyses, making a strong case for investing in nature-based infrastructure.
Sustainable and Resilient Value Chains: Advancing deforestation-free supply chains
Webinar launched report on sustainable, resilient value chains and deforestation, with experts outlining actions for standards bodies, companies and policymakers.
Latest Twist in Chevron’s Amazon Pollution Saga: Ecuador Ordered to Pay the Oil Company $220 Million
Indigenous and other Ecuadorians have lived with millions of gallons of toxic pollution from Texaco’s operations for decades. Now, those victims’ tax dollars will go to Chevron, which acquired Texaco in 2001.
Conflict-Sensitive Conservation in a Changing Climate
This webinar unpacked what conflict-sensitive conservation is, why it matters, and how to design and implement effective interventions. Drawing on the panel’s expertise and real-world examples, the webinar highlighted how conflict-sensitive approaches can help people and ecosystems thrive together in times of dramatic change.
From Fossil Foundations to Firm Futures: India’s path to reliable clean power
This webinar offers a first look at new research on firm and dispatchable renewable energy in India and how government support measures for FDRE can help India meet clean energy and energy security goals.
Understanding the Value of Nature in the Hudson Bay Lowlands
A webinar exploring new research that quantifies the immense ecological, cultural, and economic value of Manitoba's Hudson Bay Lowlands.
Firm and dispatchable renewables emerge as an increasingly competitive source of reliable power, study shows
A new IISD report reveals that solar, wind, and battery storage are increasingly cost competitive with new thermal as a source of 24/7 reliable power, offering a promising pathway that supports both India's energy security and the country's net-zero goals.