Integrating Gender Considerations in Green Bonds
This brief focuses on how to scale up gender-smart financing through mainstreaming gender considerations in all-new sustainable bond issues.
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Sustainable Financing for Soil Remediation Projects in China and Beyond
This event showcased the most recent research emerging from IISD's joint project with the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA) on financing soil remediation projects.
IGF 17th Annual General Meeting
The 2021 IGF AGM will focus on the theme Building Tomorrow Together: Mining for a Responsible and Inclusive Future.
Lab-grown coffee: Why it's good for planet Earth, but not so for farmers in Ethiopia
Scientists in Finland’s VTT Technical Research Centre are developing coffee from cell cultures in a laboratory and say that it has a much lesser climatic impact than regular coffee. The 'eco-friendly' coffee may get regulatory approval in the US and Europe in four years, paving the way for commercialisation of the product.
How natural gas could thwart or support India's renewables progress
As India builds more supply infrastructure and power generation capacity for natural gas, experts say its use must be limited to that of a 'transition fuel' from coal to renewable energy.
How Can Investment in Nature Close the Infrastructure Gap?
This report provides an estimate of how much nature-based infrastructure can save costs and create value relative to traditional grey infrastructure.
The Production Gap
The report measures the gap between governments' planned fossil fuel production and the global production levels consistent with the Paris Agreement.
The Campaign To Limit Fossil Fuel Supplies
With international climate negotiations (COP26) set to get underway in roughly two weeks, there is growing momentum to speed up the energy transition.
Canada won't stop Crown corporations from investing in fossil fuels any time soon. Here's why
The federal government has no plans to immediately stop Crown corporations from financing fossil fuel companies, but it's not ruling out pushing them to reduce those supports more quickly, says Canada's environment minister.
Why it matters to the world if China delivers on its carbon targets
It has been well documented, most recently in last week's International Energy Agency report, that the world's governments have failed keeping up with their own climate change promises.