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Canada's National Adaptation Strategy: A roadmap

Most Canadians believe climate change is an urgent crisis and are feeling its impacts already. The federal government will soon develop Canada’s first-ever national adaptation strategy and our experts have ideas to make it effective.

Explainer June 16, 2021

Viola Tarus

Person June 15, 2021

Toward a National Adaptation Strategy for Canada: Key insights from global peers

Drawing on global experience, this report outlines key issues and considerations that should inform the development of Canada's first national adaptation strategy.

Report June 15, 2021

The G7 Want to Save the World from Climate Change. But Are They Willing to Pay for It?

Climate change has finally cemented its place at the top of the agenda for international diplomacy in recent months.

IISD in the news June 10, 2021

Experimental Lakes Area to partner with African researchers in 2022

A new program in northwestern Ontario could bring up to a dozen young, female scientists, who usually conduct their research on the other side of the globe, to the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA).

IISD in the news June 10, 2021

How to Achieve a Fossil-Free Recovery

This episode is about one of today's biggest challenges: recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic in a way that helps build a resilient and fossil-free economy.

Podcast June 10, 2021

Gas Is Not a Bridge Fuel, It’s a Wall. So Why Are Governments Still Financing It?

If G7 nations truly want to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, they must stop financing fossil fuels.

Insight June 10, 2021

New Statesman emissions tracker: the G7’s decarbonisation deficit

As world leaders head to Cornwall this week for the first G7 meeting in two years, Prime Minister Boris Johnson aims to use the summit to “unite leading democracies to... create a greener, more prosperous future”.

IISD in the news June 9, 2021

Covid-free Auckland, New Zealand, crowned world’s most livable city

Auckland has been named the world’s most livable city off the strength of New Zealand’s pandemic response.

IISD in the news June 9, 2021

Clean energy investment needed to avert emissions surge in developing world, says IEA

BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Investment in clean energy in emerging and developing economies needs to rise by more than seven times, topping $1 trillion per year by 2030.

IISD in the news June 9, 2021

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